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I’ll protect you av Miss Ice

My love

Fire & Ice av Miss Ice

This is an ongoing project of mine and I wanted to know what others thought about it. This is only the first chapter but if it’s well-recieved I’ll publish more. An explanation to help you understand: Shinigami is Japanese for Death God and is the personification of death. It was common belief during the Meiji Period that these beings come after you have died to transport your soul to the world of the dead.

Circle of Pain av Ranjith Boyanapalli

The story talks about a gay person, who has been thrust into marriage and his internal conflict to break free.

Let the Bells Peal av Tomás Ó Cárthaigh

The ongoing debate between tradition al Irish and the Atheist Ireland movement about the playing of the Angelus on the national broadcaster R.T.E. inspired this defense of the tradition from me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHlaXOmjC-4

Departing av Safeer Siddicky

Spontaneous

Falling Teardrops av Sarah Tinordi

A song I wrote about my ex

Never Expected... av Fatima Khan

Well, some things happen beyond expectations...This is one of them.

"Cat in the Kitchen": Satire on US Iraq withrawal av Tomás Ó Cárthaigh

The US operation in Iraq was like putting a cat out of a kitchen as he may cause damage, and causing more damage themselves in the process. Obamas grand announcement is no solace to those who lost their lives, homes and loved ones in the Iraq Civil War, and who continue to do so to this day. See the video on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2z15g5AQm4 Add me on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1068146849 See my website http://www.writingsinrhyme.com

Red win. av flemming rasmussen

Red win today.

Palm Beach County School Police (The Sequel) av Ghost Writer

We’ll sweep Reid’s 1988 felony arrest record under the rug for now and get back to his courageous work as a law enforcement officer.

Growing up in Old Lahore: Chasing Used Books av Ali Farhad Hameed

Memoir

Love no more…. Hurt no more av Fatima Khan

Waiting for you to tell me how it really is...

Where Flowers Grow... av Rahul Bose

After a long time fellas... About the poem, a friend of mine described it as ’MATURE’. See for yourself...

Ashim and Shudipa - Part 2 av Amlan Bhargav

Do read Part 1 :)

A few new poems from Tomás av Tomás Ó Cárthaigh

Add me on Facebook: http://facebook.com/profile.php?id=1068146849&v=wall Website: http://writingsinrhyme.com Here are in this posting two poems, one written while in Prague and the other is about walking in Dublin. Alos, in the footer of the note are links to other poems of mine on my site you may like. Feel free to add me on Facebook - see links above. Thought I: A Poem for Her I’ll Write ============================= Thought I: a poem I’ll write For her every day, Though never loved was she by I My feelings for her I’d show. But my feelings I did hide Was I right not to let them be shown A friend I was to her like many Of my love she has not known. http://writingsinrhyme.com/Lady_of_the_Sweetest_Smile/Thought_I_For_Her_A_Poem_I_Will_Write.html Sailing Neath the Charles Bridge =============================== Such history flows beneath this bridge And all that have walked on it So many pass its statues walk And think so little of it. Germans, Russians and the Slav Have at times been masters here And yet none was ever master So from history it does appear http://writingsinrhyme.com/Poetry/Sailing_Neath_the_Charles_Bridge.html Sign the Guestbook http://writingsinrhyme.com/SiteMap/Guestbook.html

Dear Sir Thomas Jefferson av criss walker

A letter to a great man.

Keeping Time Throughout the Ages av Tomás Ó Cárthaigh

The Astronomical Clock is a must see if ever one is in Prague.

Of legends many, it was the cutting edge of technology in It’s day, for which its designer paid with his eyesight.

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It was in its time a wonder
Which people flocked to see
And the figures they danced as the clock it rang
In the heart of Prague city.

Gratefully Yours av Stephen Andrew Gamboa

I was inspired to write this because an idea about the last two lines came into my imagination and I started building the poem up from there. It’s sort of a thanksgiving prayer to the Lord.. Hope y’all like it.. :)

Silence av Roger Pedersen

About the silence the world is resounding with sometimes when catastrophy befalls people

For the Corncrakes Sake and Mankinds av Tomás Ó Cárthaigh

The corncrake has been saved more or less by efforts of the "Save the Corncrake" movement in Ireland, and the RSPB in the UK. The bird, its distinctive sound once common, is now only in a few hinterlands, one of the main ones in the callowlands around Banagher in County Offaly, and down into Lusmagh and also Meelick and Clonfert in neighbouring Galway, where the overflows of the River Shannon created the callowland so suitable to its habitiat. A series of initiatives, coupled with grants, caused changes to the way farmers done thier farming to take account fo the needs of the corncrake, and numbers are stabilising. The poem asks, if we made the same efforts to accommodate our fellow man as we do for a bird whose song is not nice, feathers are not useful, and cannot be eaten, would the world not be a better place? The poetry video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lETjQBK2cwQ