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Words on the need for and the benefits of Dark poetry.

Blog Posted:5/1/2019 11:33:00 AM

Words on the need for and the benefits of Dark poetry.
I write dark poetry, but this blog is not about my writing it-- rather it is about the importance of acknowledging it as a part of poetry and its importance in that position. I feel that far too many poets think dark poetry is a monster, a beast, a thing to vilify and shun.
In this blog will be one list of over a hundred famous dark poems by a great many truly famous and acknowledged legendary poets!
To better understand the love and blessings of Light one must know about and understand the depths of Dark and its Evil in this world (IMHO),
(as both are realities).
Of course dark poetry may not be everybody's cup of tea and that too is perfectly fine(with me).
However, should it not be at least recognized as an important part of poetry , with the many, many legendary poets that wrote dark poetry, Poe being a leader among that elite group? 
Also here below are more links to famous poets,(*and some of their very famous poems*),  that wrote great dark poetry.

https://www.poemhunter.com/poems/dark/page-1/13349/

1.A Challenge To The Dark , Charles Bukowski
2.Traveling Through The Dark , William Stafford
3.In A Dark Time , Theodore Roethke
4.Gacela Of The Dark Death , Federico García Lorca
5.From The Dark Tower , Countee Cullen
6.Childe Roland To The Dark Tower Came , Robert Browning
7.Chant For Dark Hours , Dorothy Parker
8.I Wake And Feel The Fell Of Dark , Gerard Manley Hopkins
9.To A Dark Moses , Lucille Clifton
10.We Grow Accustomed To The Dark , Emily Dickinson
11.The Dark Forest , Edward Thomas
12.Another Dark Lady , Edwin Arlington Robinson
13.My Soul Is Dark , George Gordon Byron
14.Dark Dark Girl , kyle potter
15.The Dark Girl's Rhyme , Dorothy Parker
16.Under Her Dark Veil , Anna Akhmatova
17.Dark In Me , Brian Dorn
18.The Dark Hills , Edwin Arlington Robinson
19.The Dark Day , William Carlos Williams
20.Written Near A Port On A Dark Evening , Charlotte Smith
21.The Bird With The Dark Plumes , Robinson Jeffers
22.In The Dark Pine-Wood , James Joyce
23.The Dark Hour , William Henry Davies
24.The Dark House , Siegfried Sassoon
25.Not Quite Dark Yet , Yosa Buson
26.Behold, As Goblins Dark Of Mien , Robert Louis Stevenson
27.The Dark House , Edwin Arlington Robinson
28.The Dark Well , Ronald Stuart Thomas
29.Dark Mountains , Sandra Fowler
30.The Dark One Is Krishna , Mirabai
31.That Dark Dweller In Braj , Mirabai
32.Dark Trinity , Robert William Service
33.Dark Truth , Robert William Service
34.Dark Spring , Yvor Winters
35.Dark Poetic Mind , Uriah Hamilton
36.When The Dark Comes Down , Lucy Maud Montgomery
37.I See Thee Better—in The Dark , Emily Dickinson
38.Senlin: His Dark Origins , Conrad Potter Aiken
39.Dark Glasses , Robert William Service
40.Dark , farzana hossain
41.(e) 3 (Dark) The Dark Night , Renu Rakheja a.k.a Tranquil ..
42.And Here Comes Dark , Yasmin Rubayo
43.(e) 13 (Dark) This Is The End , Renu Rakheja a.k.a Tranquil ..
44.(e) 10 (Dark) The Spiderweb , Renu Rakheja a.k.a Tranquil ..
45.(e) 6 (Dark) Inside My Love, Die! ! , Renu Rakheja a.k.a Tranquil ..
46.Lonely In The Dark , nouri black
47.The Dark Secret Borne , Joanne Monte
48.The Dark Stag , Isabella Valancy Crawford
49.Dark Girl , Uriah Hamilton
50.Dark Moon Rising , A.J. McKinley
51.Ah, Yesterday Was Dark And Drear , Mathilde Blind
52.A Dark Dark Night , ritty patnaik
53.(1) Gonzalo Rojas To Someone Listening .. , Luis Gil de la Puente
54.Dark Supernatural Skills , Uriah Hamilton
55.(e) 2 (Dark) The Abyss Beckons , Renu Rakheja a.k.a Tranquil ..
56.The Dark Companion , James Brunton Stephens
57.Dark Night , Frank Bidart
58.Remarks On The Bright And Dark Side , Benjamin Tompson
59.The Dark , Kathryn Thompson
60.Dark Rosaleen , James Clarence Mangan
61.On The Dark, Still, Dry Warm Weather , Gilbert White
62.Through The Dark Sod—as Education , Emily Dickinson
63.(e) 1 (Dark) The Night's Highway , Renu Rakheja a.k.a Tranquil ..
64.A Dark Evening , Richard Ansell
65.My Wheel Is In The Dark , Emily Dickinson
66.Dark Dark Moon...... , Rowving Smith
67.The Dark , Aldo Kraas
68.Dawn And Dark , Norman Rowland Gale
69.(e) 8 (Dark) The Vampire , Renu Rakheja a.k.a Tranquil ..
70.Crying By Nights On Dark Evenings , Vernazera Lumba
71.Love In The Dark , Mick Lines
72.Dad, Dark Demons, And Memories , Not Long Left
73.Contemplating Dark Angels , Uriah Hamilton
74.Sitting In The Dark , Jake Gassiot
75.Your Dark Side , John Kipling Lewis
76.! The Dark Cloud Of Depression , Michael Shepherd
77.Dark Dreams , Sunnie Lodstar
78.The Dark And Me , Andrew Rose
79.Wings Of Dark. , Bernard Shaw
80.Dark Soul In The Broad Daylight , nimal dunuhinga
81.Dark, Dark, Dark , Shirley Hanley
82.Lurking In The Dark , Gary McPhail
83.Dark Wood, Dark Water , Sylvia Plath
84.Baghdad After Dark , Ted Sheridan
85.Dark Of The Night... , Geoff Warden
86.Dark Science With A Light Meter , Chuck Audette
87.Dark Crows , Barbara James
88.Dark Tempest , ~~~ Leaven ~~~
89.Song.—if Those Dark Eyes , Louisa Stuart Costello
90.In The Dark Mirror , Suchoon Mo_
91.Dark, More Dark , Gajanan Mishra
92.Dark Nights , Brandon Chiles
93.Come And Play In The Dark , blood red angel
94.Shivering In The Dark , Trade Martin
95.They Only Know Each Other In The Dark , DAVID GERARDINO
96.Haiku - Jewel In The Dark , john tiong chunghoo
97.Dark, Dark Dream Of Scare... , DEEP DARK SOUL POET
98.The Dark Life , Joshua Adisa
99.In The Dark Alleyway , Charles M Moore
100.Dark Angel , Steve Armstrong

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http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/thematic_poems/dark_poems.html

Under Her Dark Veil by Anna Akhmatova
Senlin: His Dark Origins by Conrad Aiken
The House Of Dust: Part 01: 06: Over the darkened city, the city of towers by Conrad Aiken
The House Of Dust: Part 02: 01: The round red sun heaves darkly out of the sea by Conrad Aiken
The Door in the Dark by Robert Frost
An Electric Sign Goes Dark by Carl Sandburg
My Country in Darkness by Eavan Boland
Behold, As Goblins Dark Of Mien by Robert Louis Stevenson
From the Dark Tower by Countee Cullen
In the Dark Pine-Wood by James Joyce
The Dark Hour by William Henry Davies
Dark Night by Frank Bidart
The Dark Forest by Edward Thomas
When the Dark Comes Down by Lucy Maud Montgomery
The Night is Darkening Around Me by Emily Bronte
Night is Darkening Around Me, The by Emily Bronte
Written near a Port on a Dark Evening by Charlotte Smith
Childe Roland To The Dark Tower Came by Robert Browning
Through the Dark Sod -- as Education by Emily Dickinson
Not quite dark yet by Yosa Buson
Darkness by Lord Byron
My Soul is Dark by Lord Byron
My wheel is in the dark! by Emily Dickinson
We grow accustomed to the Dark by Emily Dickinson
I see thee better -- in the Dark -- by Emily Dickinson
Halls grew darker by Aleksandr Blok
A Prayer in Darkness by G. K. Chesterton
Through a Glass Darkly by Arthur Hugh Clough
His Heart was darker than the starless night by Emily Dickinson
Light Shining out of Darkness by William Cowper
But Men Loved Darkness rather than Light by Richard Crashaw
Could that sweet Darkness where they dwell by Emily Dickinson
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The Darkling Thrush by Thomas Hardy
Dark August by Derek Walcott
In Memoriam A. H. H.: 7. Dark house, by which once more I s by Lord Alfred Tennyson
Dream Song 62: That dark brown rabbit, lightness in his ears by John Berryman
Dark Trinity by Robert William Service
Dark Glasses by Robert William Service
A Challenge To The Dark by Charles Bukowski
Friends Within The Darkness by Charles Bukowski
I was in the darkness by Stephen Crane
Dark Truth by Robert William Service
I Wake And Feel The Fell Of Dark, Not Day by Gerard Manley Hopkins
Moonless darkness stands between by Gerard Manley Hopkins
It's Dark in Here by Shel Silverstein
Gacela of the Dark Death by Federico Garcia Lorca
Early Darkness by Louise Gluck
Heron Rises From The Dark, Summer Pond by Mary Oliver
In A Dark Time by Theodore Roethke
Light and Dark by George William Russell
The Dawn of Darkness by George William Russell
The Dark House by Siegfried Sassoon
The Bird With The Dark Plumes by Robinson Jeffers
Dark Prophecy: I Sing Of Shine by Etheridge Knight
The Dark and the Fair by Stanley Kunitz
Traveling Through The Dark by William Stafford
The Dark Hills by Edwin Arlington Robinson
The Dark House by Edwin Arlington Robinson
Another Dark Lady by Edwin Arlington Robinson
Chant For Dark Hours by Dorothy Parker
The Dark Girl's Rhyme by Dorothy Parker
In Darkness by Amy Lowell
The Dark Cavalier by Margaret Widdemer
When the Evening Darkens by Raymond A. Foss
Darks, Whites, and … Pinks by Raymond A. Foss
Dark Place by Raymond A. Foss
In the Dark by Raymond A. Foss
DARKIES by John Lindley
Wild Dark Love Song by Sharmagne Leland-St. John
It’s Dark, I Cannot See by Gary R. Ferris
Dark Shadow by Gary R. Ferris
In the Dark of Night by Raymond A. Foss
In the Dark Places Where She Dwell by Raymond A. Foss
Arguing in the Dark by Raymond A. Foss

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http://www.thehypertexts.com/The%20Best%20Sad%20Poems%20Dark%20Poetry.htm


The HyperTexts

Dark Poetry: The Best Poems about Death, Pain, Loss, Grief, Sadness, Madness, Depression and Despair

Which poets wrote the best sad, dark, melancholy poems in the English language? Some of the best poems of all time are sad, dark, haunting poems about suffering, despair, loss and death. This page contains great darker poems by masters of the genre such as Conrad Aiken, William Blake, Elizabeth Bishop, Louise Bogan, John Clare, Hart Crane, e. e. cummings, Emily Dickinson, T. S. Eliot, Robert Frost, George Gordon Lord Byron, Thomas Gray, Thomas Hardy, Robert Hayden, Robert Herrick, A. E. Housman, Langston Hughes, Ben Jonson, John Keats, D. H. Lawrence, Louis MacNeice, Edna St. Vincent Millay, John Milton, Richard Moore, Wilfred Owen, Dorothy Parker, Ezra Pound, Christina Rossetti, William Shakespeare, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Wallace Stevens, Sara Teasdale, Dylan Thomas, Thomas Wyatt, Elinor Wylie and William Butler Yeats. Some of the darker poems are the perfect poems for Halloween! 

compiled by Michael R. Burch
Please keep in mind that this page reflects one person's opinion, for whatever that's worth .

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Date: 5/4/2019 1:05:00 AM
Thanks, Robert, for the wonderful and extensive list of dark poetry. I look forward to reading the poems although I am not usually a fan of dark poetry or any kind of horror movies, books etc. since I am prone to nightmares due to my PTSD . However, I will give it a go because I do see the value in some of it and I believe anything that helps give us a deeper understanding of each other can be of positive value. Sometimes we need an outlet for our frustrations and sorrows and for us, writing is that outlet. Thanks again for thinking of me and drawing my attention to this incredible blog. Hope you are feeling okay.
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Date: 5/4/2019 12:33:00 PM
Thank you my dear friend for this inspiring and very welcomed comment on Dark poetry, its merits and its so oft perceived negatives. I fully see and hold that poets have a right to hold the persona values they think are best, correct in a smooth and very peaceful tune with their poetic hearts! I both honor and respect that immensely-- as such is exactly how I write, view and always attempt to compose my own poetry be it either Dark or Light in nature. For is it not right that we all seek better understanding of our ART, OUR CRAFT, our true love of poetry? I dare say that I think all poets would answer yes to that idealism , to that faith in poetry's beauty, gifts, and blessings to the betterment of all of mankind!
Date: 5/3/2019 3:24:00 PM
Robert, what an interesting and well documented blog you've put together on dark poetry. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. I will be spending some time looking up the references. Your focused poetic quest has proven beneficial to us all. Take care, my friend! ~Mark
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Date: 5/3/2019 9:33:00 PM
Thank you my friend. As a poet poetry is my interest and --all of it-- deserves to be noted as the blessing it is not only to we lovers and writers of it but also to those that read it. If it is quality verses regardless if its of a dark or or a light nature - both deserves respect, IMHO. Those famous poets listed as great poets also wrote dark poetry-some of them primarily wrote dark poetry. Thank you for your interest and your commenting my friend.
Date: 5/3/2019 1:00:00 PM
You've compiled a list that reflects a great depth of knowledge and research, and your own body of work is quite voluminous and impressive, my friend. Like you, I most appreciate dark poetry (as well as prose, film, music and fine art) as the truest and most incisive analysis of the real nature of human existence. Life is hard and cruel, and we should be ready to give credence to its most horrible truths.
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Date: 5/3/2019 2:20:00 PM
Thank you my friend. Your comment indeed gives truth to constant need to better understand our place in life, in this dark world and also see with much clearer eyes- our hopes, dreams and existence in this concept we call Time. Dark is a part of life- writing/reading about it is key to better understanding it and its opposite-Light...
Date: 5/2/2019 4:18:00 PM
Friends this morn I presented Part Three of my Poe and Raven series. I deliberately downplayed the Raven and its part in order to concentrate on Poe, humanity(the hero) and dragon the representation of hell, the evil and monstrous evil of the dark monsters that our minds envision in such dark and gory tales.
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Date: 5/2/2019 4:21:00 PM
If I do decide to continue this series the Raven will almost certainly return to play opposite of its now truly hideous and merciless Master Poe.
Date: 5/2/2019 12:48:00 PM
I, for one, really enjoy dark poetry and also dark themes in novels and movies. One of my favorite poems in high school literature was the poem Dulce et decorum est (hope I got that title right) It is a most excellent depiction of war's atrocity. Nice blog!
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Date: 5/2/2019 3:42:00 PM
Thank you my friend. War can only be described as dark- as it is about death, suffering and mankind's abject disregard for the sanctity of human life. Is not mankind's nature to be dark unless he restrains himself?ah yes, " the old Lie: Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori. Wilfred Owens the great war poet wrote and saw such firsthand. Notes: Latin phrase is from the Roman poet Horace: “It is sweet and fitting to die for one’s country.”
Date: 5/2/2019 8:13:00 AM
AH, Catharsis, the hope of demons and beasts seeking release....
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Date: 5/2/2019 11:13:00 AM
Thank you my friend. Not so much those wicked things seeking release as it is poets that write dark poetry seeking greater understanding and staying true to their inner poet souls. Their is oft inspiring aspects to letting imagination and heart explore the mysteries in the dark and the monsters that sometimes journey above to wreck harm to we mortals. Even if that journey does so very often come from deep within our own troubled souls/minds/hearts . Thanks for commenting.
Date: 5/2/2019 4:20:00 AM
One of my favorite genres. Informative blog.
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Date: 5/2/2019 11:06:00 AM
Thank you my friend, I am very delighted that you have it to be so. Information being a positive thing and oft key to better understanding this too oft dark world, life and our places in it.
Date: 5/2/2019 2:40:00 AM
I think that it is far more rewarding for a human soul to get into the very essence of things.. Life with its complex dualities than simply basking in comfort zones just touching the surface of thoughts and feelings! Deeply honoured to spill humble words on a controversial issue presented and argued by a poet of grandeur.. Robert, thank you so much.. my deepest regards and blessings.
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Date: 5/2/2019 11:03:00 AM
Thank you again for these additional words.thoughts on this topic. I have no problem with poets that love to write romance, poems honoring blessings of light and inspiring goodness.As such is sweet desserts for very hungry and oft greatly famished souls! Thank you for your insightful thoughts and poetic wisdom.
Date: 5/2/2019 2:31:00 AM
I won't reveal a secret if I say that Dark poetry is not my favourite.. Nevertheless, I can't deny its Beauty! I think, dark poetry is that continuous pondering and wondering! It is the mind constant gasping for the core truth of things.. an indefinite journey on the path of mystery.. never satisfied to the full! Ever looking for deeper.. more understanding and awareness.. the mind ever provoked.. the heart and the whole soul tasting many a state.. bitter, sweet, appalling discovery of the inner self.. Dark poetry, IMHO, enables the self to step in the darkest and most dangerous zones that lie within! and comprehend the very meanings of what is going inside and outside.. Isn't that a Beauty!
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Date: 5/2/2019 11:00:00 AM
Thank you my friend, Your words, your wisdom and your immense kindness shines bright as a sun's noontime rays! As poets isnt it better that we explore our inner depths more and listen to our poetic hearts better!? We mortals are very complicated beings and dark is a huge part of our world. Knowledge is power-- you words ring so true my friend.
Date: 5/1/2019 11:12:00 PM
"Dark" poetry has become my favorite genre to write in, as I have personally found much beauty and strength and healing/catharsis in going to those shadowy places, facing those fears and troubling issues, and turning them to something beautiful ... poetry. I can't begin to express how much spiritual growth I have gone through in doing so, and the level of importance it has reached in my own personal "walk". The ONLY thing that makes life and love so precious is death, and that contrast between the light and dark is crucial to EVERYthing we go through. Apathy is the true evil in this life, and it is far more insidious and dangerous than anything that is blatantly hostile. Great blog, Friend!
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:56:00 AM
Thank you my friend. I agree that in my estimation reading, writing and enjoying dark poetry only heightens the greater appreciation for and understanding of light poetry, romance poems and other positive forms as well. To greater appreciate Life one may just find that understanding about Dark and Death better is a positive step., IMHO. So true your words are golden my friend.
Date: 5/1/2019 9:11:00 PM
You shine a light on the darkness Robert...no pun intended! We all have emotions of good and bad to balance us out. I am familiar with a great deal of these poets Robert. I will be back to comment further after reading some of my favorites. Thank you so much for this extensive list of greats! xxoo
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:51:00 AM
Thank you my friend. It is true that if one is familiar with many of these great poets , then their magnificent and famous dark poems give even great insights into the positive and inspiring qualities present in high quality dark poetry. Always a true pleasure to hear from you..
Date: 5/1/2019 5:38:00 PM
The depth of understanding revealed in comments below, reveals an empathic, or empathetic understanding of human nature in all its fullness of being. To not be able to turn aside from human suffering and darkness, but to try and absorb it, and then express it in a word form that will arouse and expand both thinking and feeling, is surely necessary to remain humanitarian? Empathy=Your pain in my heart. There is so much callousness in society. Writing darker poems reminds me of how not to be cruel.Between "Once upon a time" and "Happily Ever After" are all manner of horrors to be found...I am not a miserable person at all, I love life intensely, as a positive realist, seeing light and dark.
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:48:00 AM
Thank you my friend. Sorry to be late replying at my own blog but I have been extremely busy writing 9 new poems in the last 3 days. And attempting to write more in my final part of my Achilles poem. Your reply is marvelous and its wisdom very deep in my humble opinion. Thank you....
Date: 5/1/2019 4:37:00 PM
Robert, I love reading and writing dark poetry, I somehow think a poet must have some darkness somewhere in their poetic soul to truly be a good poet. Writing dark poetry does not equal a dark person, it is just that we dark poetry writers can tap into that dark side of the world and our own souls. But, a truly good poet should be able to write both dark and lighter poetry like switching on a light switch... a fun poem as easily as a dark poem.
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:45:00 AM
Thank you my friend. So true writing dark poetry does not equate to darkness in ones character or in ones soul. Such is most often a dedication to being true to ones poetic self and the desire to explore all of poetry and not just dwell in the light. To each their own is my view. I write light poetry and truly enjoy writing romantic poems as well. Yet my imagination and my admiration for the magnificent dark poet Edgar Allen Poe leads me to further explore dark poetry. Thank you for this wonderful post you've made.
Date: 5/1/2019 3:06:00 PM
I will go and read some. I like Tulips by Sylvia Plath. Have you read it. I like Tulips but she has a different take on them.
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:40:00 AM
Thank you my friend. I too have read Sylvia Plath, and also do so truly admire her immense poetic gifts.
Date: 5/1/2019 2:46:00 PM
I know this may sound strange, but I have read almost none of these poems, and something in my soul says "Let's read them ALL!" and I want to, for there is something sexual, and sensual, and sinister, and enticing and intriguing about the phrase "dark poetry", and I know that Poe's Raven made me have nightmare for years, and why would I want to give that feeling up? Also, Coleridge's "wailing of a demon lover" has excited me for over 40 years, so yes, thank you for the blog and the reminder that expanding is what I do best. I am going to do this during the summer!
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:39:00 AM
Thank you my friend. I am so very pleased to read your words and see your open mindedness on this topic. Coleridge, ah yes, what truly great poet and very, very intelligent man! And of course Poe the master of dark verse is so well known. I hope your summer sees you enjoy this new reading and your poetry bear even greater fruits from having done so my friend!
Date: 5/1/2019 2:46:00 PM
Quite an impressive list, although #72 doesn't have an author. Indeed, dark poetry is an inevitable and necessary part of the art form. We must be able to appreciate it in all of its expressions. I may have written one or two myself. I shall attempt another for the sake of Robert and his blog. Thanks, Robert, for your thoughts.
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:34:00 AM
Thank you my friend. Your words bear much light and poetic wisdom it seems to me. You honor and humble me with your kindness and your great thoughtfulness on this topic.
Date: 5/1/2019 1:33:00 PM
Dear Robert...I couldn't agree with you more...I see ourselves (poets) as investigative reporters-poetic news... I also find that people (poets) that embrace the dark, are usually very content and kindhearted...and are willing to regurgitate their experience with the DarkSide...why?...because someone with an open heart will encompass all that has to be engulfed within the Human Condition and beyond...there is knowledge even in empty space...just put yourself there...all the poets you mentioned knew that...what makes us sad, what makes us hate, what makes us kill, what makes us evil...these human emotions must not be overlooked...but dealt with...happy endings my friend...John~^WW^
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:32:00 AM
Thank you my friend. This too is an insightful and brilliant piece on the inspiring and positive aspects of dark verse when its done with good taste, quality and not heralding/promoting evil and wickedness as positive things to either be engaged in and/or admired.
Date: 5/1/2019 12:27:00 PM
We aren't always the perfect person we envision ourselves to be, we are all human with all the frailties intrinsic to our race, and given a chance, we will feast among our darker emotions. When the surface of our reality is scratched, out of our darker side emerges a wild and erotic nature, that some poets set free to roam the territories of our imagination and cause havoc and mayhem... exploiting our raw uncensored senses. I find that if it's done correctly, unusual and somewhat taboo subject matter can satisfy our curiosity as poets and human beings by revealing the hidden side of our psyche.
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:25:00 AM
Thank you my friend. You give great thought, depths and true wisdom in this very enlightening piece that you have now given us in this comment. A very positive and eye opening view on the positive aspects of dark poetry, Thank you much..
Date: 5/1/2019 12:19:00 PM
Thank you Robert for the time you dedicated to writing this excellent blog. Before I joined this site I had no idea how many different forms of poetry were possible! So many excellent poets here with a wealth of knowledge, who are willing to share.
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:22:00 AM
Thank you my friend. I have just now presented my third part of my ongoing dark poetry on my Poe and Raven series. You speak truth my good friend-- so many fantastic poets here and most do not write dark poetry. I celebrate and admire their immense talents and poetic hearts with true sincerity..
Date: 5/1/2019 12:07:00 PM
There is one poet who is missing from that list his name is Robert Lindley. I'm sure many will agree. Tom.
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Date: 5/2/2019 10:19:00 AM
Thank you dear friends for such humbling and very kind words. Such are blessings to we that write and pray our verses bear fruit and entertain the readers.I must say that this blog does not in any way, criticize those that for any reason do not care for dark poetry. It is given to ask that they see we that write it as poets staying true to our hearts and minds.
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Date: 5/1/2019 5:45:00 PM
Agree, and as Winged Warrior says, a truly kindhearted human being too. : )
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Date: 5/1/2019 12:19:00 PM
agreed :)

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Date Posted: 9/7/2023 7:53:00 AM
Words On The Need For And The Benefits Of Dark Poetry.
Date Posted: 9/5/2023 6:28:00 AM
The Fifth Poet, in my famous Poets Series, John Keats
Date Posted: 8/31/2023 1:19:00 PM
A Blog On Life And Poetry.
Date Posted: 8/29/2023 11:35:00 AM
5 Writers Who Blur the Boundary Between Poetry and Essay "Poets are the Hoarders of the Literary World"
Date Posted: 8/29/2023 11:20:00 AM
Man, What A Delicious Gob-smacking Dream I Had Last Night
Date Posted: 8/28/2023 11:58:00 AM
Blog on , Thomas Hardy
Date Posted: 8/17/2023 9:26:00 AM
Blog, What Is Modern Poetry? by Alan Rankin
Date Posted: 8/12/2023 3:13:00 PM
Blog On Poetry And Truth, Think
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Blog on next two poets chosen to be honored in my, Second Poets Tribute Series
Date Posted: 8/3/2023 7:00:00 AM
Blog On Coleridge, A Brilliant Poet That Every Poet Should Know
Date Posted: 7/26/2023 8:06:00 AM
3 poems and a prayer, O' yes from 1973
Date Posted: 7/11/2023 2:18:00 PM
A Blog on the magnificent poet Alfred Noyles
Date Posted: 7/10/2023 10:18:00 AM
BLOG ON Shelley Notes on Percy Bysshe Shelley's A Defense of Poetry
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Blog, Recently Written Words, Hoping To Revive My Poetic Spirit
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Blog, A Hebdomad Of Poetic Thought, Musings And Deep Internal Pain
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Blog, ( Ancient Times, Some Fragments And Poetic Memories )
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Blog,A Menagerie Of Verse, Rhyme, And Meandering Thoughts
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Blog- To write, to not lose my sole remaining small joy amidst this darkest sea, this horrendous cavern of epic pain, mournful loss and deepest of darkest sorrows … RJL
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Death comes to my beloved wife.
Date Posted: 2/27/2022 9:49:00 PM
Why I am away from this poetry site, Loss of my beloved Brother... God bless one and all
Date Posted: 2/19/2022 4:27:00 AM

My Recent Poems

Date PostedPoemTitleFormCategories
10/8/2023 As I Rose From Purple Slumberland, My Heart Red Aflame Narrativeart,creation,dark,evil,ha
10/7/2023 The Time of Righteous Justice Was Then At Hand, Part One Sonnetart,creation,dark,deep,ev
9/25/2023 Hope Dawn's Welcoming Breath Honors Your Sought After Desires Rhymeart,assonance,blessing,cr
9/24/2023 O Little Earth, You Present Fruits of Primal Seed Sonnetcreation,deep,earth,earth
9/24/2023 To a Warrior's Creed, Valiant Death, Fate Oft Decrees Sonnetbirth,career,character,co
9/23/2023 United In the Depths of Love's Ravenously Sweet Ardor Verseart,devotion,love,meaning
9/23/2023 As Heaven Our Witness, Gave Its True Smile Sonnetart,beautiful,blessing,de
9/23/2023 She That With a Sweet-Laid Kiss Captured My Heart Sonnetart,beautiful,creation,gi
9/22/2023 Vampire, of Its Hellish Temper All But the Devil Was Afraid Rhymebetrayal,dark,death,evil,
9/21/2023 The Blackness and the Hard Labor of the Housemaid Verseart,creation,deep,girlfri
9/21/2023 Wake Our Dawns As True Beautiful Flightless Angels Verseangel,art,beautiful,heart
9/20/2023 The Story of the Cruel and Dark Queen That Feeds On Souls Verseart,conflict,dark,deep,ev
9/19/2023 Blowing Blissfully In Immense Wheat Fields of Fertile Minds Sonnetart,creation,dark,deep,im
9/19/2023 Humanity Exists As Sad Creatures With Evil Skins Sonnetart,dark,deep,evil,heart,
9/18/2023 Leave My Feet In Poetry Now Firmly Planted Rhymedeep,motivation,poems,poe
9/17/2023 Was She Crazy Or Had This World Gone Mad Rhymeart,dark,deep,dream,fanta
9/17/2023 To Those This Brave, True Warrior Is Sworn To One Day Defeat Rhymeart,conflict,dark,deep,fa
9/16/2023 Epic Sadness When a Beautiful Dream Crashes Free versecreation,deep,dream,fanta
9/16/2023 The Truth of Love and Its Awesome Powers Free verseart,beauty,heart,life,lov
9/15/2023 My Tired and Lost Soul Next This Wise Advice Out It Screams Rhymebetrayal,depression,heart
9/15/2023 To Ask My Mentor, Will I, Sir Will I, Ever a Great Poet Be Versecreation,dream,poetry,poe
9/14/2023 Yet I Only Desire Loves Immeasurable Truth Sonnetart,creation,deep,heart,l
9/14/2023 She the Ravenous Queen, That Can Have All My Tomorrows Free verseart,beautiful,desire,hear
9/12/2023 As Deep Darkness Its Rabid Cloak Around Me Spread Rhymeart,creation,dark,deep,ev
9/12/2023 O' What Is War But the Mad Child of Greed and Hate Rhymeabuse,conflict,death,deep
9/11/2023 And Throughout Vast Purple Range, Visions Cascade Down Sonnetart,creation,deep,lonelin
9/11/2023 Pondering the Sad and Fateful Decision Free verseart,death,deep,youth,
9/10/2023 With His Six Shooter In Hand He Emptied Its Load Rhymedestiny,encouraging,first
9/9/2023 Why Sweetheart Why Do I So Love, Then Life So Carves Me Up Rhymeart,break up,creation,lif
9/9/2023 True Tragedy Whenever a Great Romance Dies Rhymeart,beautiful,lost love,p
9/9/2023 Into Deep Raging Darkness a Poor Soul Was Once Cast , Dedicated To Master Poe Rhymedark,deep,evil,fantasy,ra
9/8/2023 Dark Poetry- the Fiercest Black Beast That a Knight Once Slew Rhymecourage,creation,dark,dea
9/8/2023 As God of Love Brilliantly Blessed Light Cast Its Glow Upon Me Verseart,creation,desire,first
9/7/2023 As I Watched the Fiery Red Sun Slip Behind the Mountain Sonnetbeautiful,fire,heart,love
9/6/2023 As I Vent On You This Hot-Born Sexual Fire Sonnetdesire,heart,passion,roma
9/6/2023 You Crushed the Bright Yellow Moon Rhymeart,creation,deep,life,lo
9/5/2023 It Happened On a Rainy Night Verseart,beauty,heart,love,moo
9/5/2023 Alive With Hope This Mortal Flesh Rhymeart,deep,emotions,heart,l
9/4/2023 I Fear This May Be Curse, That Dead Vikings Sing Sonnetart,betrayal,dark,death,d
9/3/2023 And With Tantalizing Depths Found We Paint Beauty Divine Sonnetart,beauty,deep,heart,hop
9/2/2023 How We Compose Poems As True, Dedicated Poets Sonnetcreation,fantasy,heart,po
9/1/2023 Son, Our Love Is Infinity Deep and Eternally True Sonnetbeautiful,blessing,faith,
8/31/2023 The Truth of Dearest Love Sworn, I Ask God How Sonnetart,life,love,magic,passi
8/31/2023 Byron, Your Poetry Sings To Our Wanting Hearts Sonnetart,creation,death,dream,
8/30/2023 Three Tribute Poems, Composed By Me, For Longfellow Blog Rhymeart,creation,dedication,d
8/30/2023 Wicked Queen, Her Darkness Hidden Behind Her Veil Sonnetart,beautiful,dark,death,
8/29/2023 Its Gleaming Light-Beams Washing My Old Soul Sonnetart,imagery,mountains,nat
8/28/2023 Honey-Child That Sweet-Spun Gift, You Don'T Want To Miss Sonnetappreciation,art,romantic
8/27/2023 As Saturated Earth Bids Me Adieu Rhymecourage,creation,dark,dea
8/26/2023 A Dark Curse She Still Comes To Torture Me Rhymeart,creation,dark,deep,in
8/25/2023 Her Name Was Jasmine and Her Beauty So Divine Sonnetbeautiful,crush,love,pass
8/25/2023 War, Evil Beast, Just What the Hell Is It Good For Sonnetconflict,courage,death,ev
8/25/2023 When Your Young Life Catches You Flat Footed Narrativedestiny,dream,girlfriend,
8/24/2023 Today Is Going To Be a Very Busy Day Rhymeart,creation,deep,grandmo
8/23/2023 What My Day Was Like and Why My Feet Are Sore Rhyme Royalart,deep,fantasy,meaningf
8/23/2023 Her Luscious Lips a Tantalizing Treat Sonnetappreciation,beautiful,cr
8/22/2023 Springtime and Farm Waiting For Its Harvest Haikucar,farm,garden,growing u
8/22/2023 Cascading Embers of Heart Driven Fire Sonnetcreation,deep,evil,life,s
8/22/2023 Why Does Great Gods Above, a Trellis Fling Rhymebreak up,lost love,nature
8/20/2023 If I'D Seen the Hungry Dino, I'D Not Be Dead Sonnetcreation,deep,fantasy,lif
8/20/2023 For You My Love Through Hell I'D Gladly March Sonnetcrush,emotions,feelings,p
8/19/2023 When Searching Depths of Mind Questions Its Own Sanity Sonnetcreation,dark,deep,desire
8/19/2023 It Saw Me Through Such Dastardly Purblind Eyes Sonnetdark,death,dream,evil,fan
8/18/2023 Yes, I Remember Her Venomous Sting Sonnetart,change,imagination,in
8/17/2023 Death of the Old Cowboy On the Lonesome Range Sonnetdeath,deep,feelings,imagi
8/17/2023 A Dream, a Glorious Trip To Heaven Sonnetart,devotion,dream,faith,
8/16/2023 What Are We To Do In This Earthly Life Sonnetdeep,earth,humanity,meani
8/16/2023 Hold This Deeper Thought, Love Is What We All So Badly Need Sonnetart,humanity,imagination,
8/15/2023 Dawn's Calyx Woke Her and She Saw Pink Explosions Sonnetgirlfriend,happiness,joy,
8/13/2023 To Live, To Dream, Being With the Goddess Yet Again Sonnetaddiction,appreciation,be
8/12/2023 Midnight Hauntings of Old Man Turner's House Sonnetdark,grave,horror,howl,im
8/10/2023 And I, the Poor Lost Soul That She Did Gladly Save Sonnetappreciation,art,creation
8/10/2023 On Dark Dying Sunless Beams I Went To Wait Sonnetart,conflict,cry,evil,far
8/9/2023 When Ocean Dries Up Will Be a Bad Plight Rhymeart,ocean,philosophy,spok
8/9/2023 Dare We Beat Evil With Truth and a Heavy Sledge Sonnetdeep,devotion,god,heaven,
8/8/2023 You Wake Up To Find Out Black and White Are the Same Sonnetart,deep,dream,humanity,i
8/8/2023 Now Laying In Boot Hill Under Frozen Ground Narrativeart,conflict,death,imagin
8/7/2023 Yes, While Evil Spreads Its Long Greedy Hands Sonnetart,dark,evil,how i feel,
8/7/2023 Blinded By Life and Praying To Truly See Free verseart,surreal,vanity,vision
8/7/2023 Hold Firm Your Immovable Sacred Heart Sonnetart,creation,deep,lost lo
8/6/2023 The Untruth of a Lone and Erroneous Prophecy Sonnetart,fate,girlfriend,life,
8/6/2023 Than the Grand Illusions of Those Paradise Shores Sonnetart,courage,hope,identity
8/5/2023 There In Morning Sun, Hope Circled Enticing Dreams Sonnetart,dark,fantasy,imaginat
8/5/2023 The Old Farmer Rests Warm In His Snug House Sonnetdeep,environment,home,nat
8/4/2023 The Amazing Tale the Old Stone Sphinx Never Told Rhymeart,confusion,humanity,im
8/3/2023 And Then Remember Faith and Truth Brought About This Sonnetangel,forgiveness,god,hea
8/3/2023 In Our Feasts, We Both Drank Lover's Wine Rhymebetrayal,dark,deep,imagin
8/2/2023 With Gypsie Luck, My Own Weaken Steps Retrace Sonnetart,creation,deep,feeling
8/1/2023 Evolution Is Man-Made, Lying Fairy Tale Sonnetart,earth,faith,god,human
7/31/2023 Co-Exist, Neither of Us Fear the Knife Sonnetcare,courage,friendship,h
7/29/2023 The Saddest Truth of Love and Its Deep Darker Side Sonnetdark,love,love hurts,mean
7/28/2023 As a Poet, the Importance of Truth Sonnetcharacter,courage,deep,id
7/27/2023 Of Homer, Iliad and the Fall of the Mighty Greeks Rhymecourage,history,mythology
7/27/2023 Life, and Trekking Across Wild Wilderness Rhymeart,beauty,bird,deep,eart
7/24/2023 Life Now Cries Out, This Truth, There Is No Holy Grail Rhymecreation,death,deep,histo
7/24/2023 Comment On Decency and Morality Quatrainart,best friend,car,death
7/24/2023 There Beyond the Purple Veil, I Hear Her Calling Rhymecreation,imagination,life
7/23/2023 A Cowboy and His Thoughts On Dodge City Versecharacter,conflict,histor
7/23/2023 Concepts From the Thoughts of the Old Beggar Imagismart,assonance,character,d
7/22/2023 I Walk Midnight Arena All Alone Sonnetart,life,perspective,phil

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Fav Poems

PoemTitleFormCategories
Mountain Drop Rhymedeath,depression,
Beauty Exposed Rhymelife,
Beautiful Day Free verseseasons,
To a Despondent Friend Quatraindepression,
His Song and Mine I do not know?bird,life,poems,prison,,L
What the Angels Whisper Free versegod,hope,youth,
A Letter To Emily Dickinson Rhymepoetess,
In An Old Cathedral Rhymeloneliness,love,
Black Diamond Night Epicbody,death,history,lonely
White Lace Sonnetlife,seasons
If Walls Could Speak Narrativefeelings,for him,joy,toge
Sweet Memories Rhymelost love,
Echoes In the Stone Epicadventure,death,hero,hist
Spring On the Wind Rhymechange,nature,spring,
Oak Rhymetree,
The Tree of Life Rhymeage,child,death,mystery,t
Stairway To the Stars Free versefarewell,kiss,
Our Little Haven Rhymecousin,fairy,fantasy,gree
Crying River Balladbeautiful,cry,deep,freedo
Contest Consternation Free versecommunity,poetry,words,
Colours In Our Lives Rhymebeauty,color,
Her Hidden Gem Rhymemother,voice,
Amidst the Fallen Petals Free verselonging,love,
Midnight Poet Free verseaddiction,character,devot
Bobcat Moon Rhymeautumn,friendship,loss,mo
Write You Out Free versegoodbye,how i feel,
Daddy Free verseblue,dad,depression,fathe
Eyes of Blue Rhymefreedom,hero,memorial day
The Evil Eye Rhymeevil,
Hey You Free verseanger,conflict,forgivenes
A New Love Found Free verseinspirational,
The Clock It Mocks Free versebreak up,heartbroken,jeal
Indian Ink Dramatic Verseabuse,autumn,death,deep,f
My Day Is Coming Rhymefriendship,journey,life,
Autumn's Gown Rhymecolor,inspiration,
Sometimes Rhymeblessing,thanks,
A New Bird Rhymebirth,
Kresge's Five and Dime Stores Rhymenostalgia,
The Lords Sweet Morning Rhymemusic,nature,
When Love Found Me Rhymeblessing,love,
Aquarius Coupletimagery,water,
Letting Go Rhymeson,
My Fallen Brother Rhymeangst,brother,history,los
Mother's Garden Rhymeflower,garden,nature,
Mist Song Rhymebeauty,music,nature,
O the Grieving Free versedeath,funeral,grief,
Neverland Narrativechildhood,nostalgia,place
Eccentric Eyes Sonnetpain,
Wild Love Narrativegarden,love,rose,sweet,
Intolerable Rhymeabuse,betrayal,racism,
Holding a Wilting Red Rose Versedeath,mother,mothers day,
The Sowing Free versedevotion,
Sunset Tableau Versepain,
What Is Love Sonnetlove,
I Walk On Water Free verseintrospection,life,
Releasing Me Sonnethappiness,peace,
Heaven Or Hell Free versedark,heaven,light,love,
Starstruck In Your Deep Beauty Free versebeautiful,beauty,flower,l
The Blackberry and the Rose Personificationimagination
Wild Pure and Free Love Free versebeautiful,love,romance,
The Ripping Free verseabuse,addiction,anger,ang
As We Walk Hand In Hand Rhymehappiness,how i feel,love
Strong Point Sonnetlove,
Eccentricity In Love Sonnetlove,universe,
I Hate You All Light Versedark,death,philosophy,sad
Angel Tears Light Verseangel,
So She Broke Your Heart Free verseanalogy,betrayal,hope,lov
Put Your Head On My Shoulder Light Versedance,romantic,
Simply Time To Go, a Little Brother's Lamentation Rhymebrother,conflict,confusio
Rain Over Vietnam Quaternrain,war,
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Light Versesoldier,violence,war,
I Am the Mighty Mountain Personificationearth,mountains,
December Magic Quintain (English)nature,
Ancient Warrior Iambic Pentameterangst,culture,native amer
Fragment Trioletlight
Autumn's Dreams of a Country Road Rhymenature,seasons,
Approaching Storm Rhymeweather,
Long Distance Dreamer Light Versebeautiful,i miss you,long
When Shadows Fall Rhymelife,music,nature,seasons
Invitation Rhymelost love,
New World Order Rhymedrug,society,
To Him Who Loves Me Sonnetlove,relationship,romanti
The Perfect Painting Rhymeart,beauty,
Whilst Walking Through the Woods Sonnetanimal,beauty,bird,nature
What Use Have I For Words Sonnetwords,
Sonnet For Statues Sonnetart,poems,poetry,
Tear Drops Free verseallegory,desire,devotion,
Yellow Shoes In the Darkness Quatrainme,metaphor,places,yellow
On Blood's Own Sand Free versedeath,desire,emotions,pas
A Lady In Red Light Versebeauty,heart,life,love,
Seat of Kings Free versebeautiful,green,inspirati
Don'T Censor Me Sonnetpoetry,
Diamond In the Sky Sonnetstar,
Shoreline Rhymesea,wind,
For Nineteen Years Lyricbereavement,
Winter Rhymelife,
But I Must Stay Villanellesad,
Through the Dust Pantoumchildhood,memory,
Sixty This Year Quintain (English)birthday,future,inspirati
Headache Free versefreedom,success,

Fav Poets

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Skat A United States Flag United States Read
Poet Destroyer A United States Flag United States Read
Audrey Haick United States Flag United States Read
Keith O.J. Hunt Canada Flag Canada Read
Anne-Lise Andresen Norway Flag Norway Read
Sara Kendrick United States Flag United States Read
Jan Allison Isle Of Man Flag Isle Of Man Read
Jake Ponce Philippines Flag Philippines Read
Carolyn Devonshire United States Flag United States Read
Vera Duggan Australia Flag Australia Read
Robert Nehls United States Flag United States Read
Joyce Johnson United States Flag United States Read
Eileen Manassian _Not Listed Flag _Not Listed Read
Lisa Duggan Australia Flag Australia Read
Barbara Gorelick United States Flag United States Read
Gary Bateman Germany Flag Germany Read
Liam Mcdaid Ireland Flag Ireland Read
Gry Christensen United States Flag United States Read
Arthur Vaso Canada Flag Canada Read
Debbie Guzzi United States Flag United States Read
Roy Jerden United States Flag United States Read
James Fraser United Kingdom Flag United Kingdom Read
Robert Lindley United States Flag United States Read
Richard Lamoureux Canada Flag Canada Read
Paul Callus Malta Flag Malta Read
Miss Sassy United States Flag United States Read
Cherl Dunn United States Flag United States Read
Kp Nunez Philippines Flag Philippines Read
Peter Lewis Holmes Viet Nam Flag Viet Nam Read
David O'Haolin Whalen United States Flag United States Read
Keith Bickerstaffe United Kingdom Flag United Kingdom Read
Lu Loo United States Flag United States Read
Connie Marcum Wong United States Flag United States Read
Lin Lane United States Flag United States Read
Vladislav Raven United Kingdom Flag United Kingdom Read
Gail Foster United Kingdom Flag United Kingdom Read
Pandita Sietesantos United States Flag United States Read
Danetta Barney United States Flag United States Read
Tom Quigley United States Flag United States Read
Jill Spagnola United States Flag United States Read
Andrea Dietrich United States Flag United States Read
Avis Bailey United States Flag United States Read
Kelly Deschler United States Flag United States Read
Len Gasun Thailand Flag Thailand Read
Feli Elizab United States Flag United States Read
Casarah Nance United States Flag United States Read
Edlynn Nau United States Flag United States Read
Leslie Philibert Germany Flag Germany Read
Miraj Raha India Flag India Read
Sarai Virden United States Flag United States Read
C T United States Flag United States Read
Jt Nyx United States Flag United States Read
Charmaine Chircop Malta Flag Malta Read
Timothy Hicks United States Flag United States Read
Sandra Haight United States Flag United States Read
Tim Smith United States Flag United States Read
Suzanne Delaney United States Flag United States Read
Joseph May United States Flag United States Read
Constance La France Canada Flag Canada Read
Daniel Turner United States Flag United States Read
Manmath Dalei India Flag India Read
Kabuteng P.Ink K. Philippines Flag Philippines Read
Robert L. Hinshaw United States Flag United States Read
Nette Onclaud Philippines Flag Philippines Read
Harry Horsman Australia Flag Australia Read
Red Fiery Singapore Flag Singapore Read
Brian Davey United States Flag United States Read
Walter T. Ashe United States Flag United States Read
Carrie Richards United States Flag United States Read
Anisha Dutta India Flag India Read
Caycay Jennings United States Flag United States Read
Emile Pinet Canada Flag Canada Read
Teddy Kimathi Kenya Flag Kenya Read
Julia Ward France Flag France Read
Frederic Parker United States Flag United States Read
Olive Eloisa Guillermo - Fraser Philippines Flag Philippines Read
Laura Leiser United States Flag United States Read
John Hamilton Canada Flag Canada Read
Rhonda Johnson-Saunders United States Flag United States Read
Robert Stoner Jr United States Flag United States Read
Faye Gibson United States Flag United States Read
Michael Tor United States Flag United States Read
Carol Eastman United States Flag United States Read
Charlie Smith United States Flag United States Read
Maurice Yvonne Canada Flag Canada Read
Elaine George Canada Flag Canada Read
Bob Quigley United States Flag United States Read
Shadow Hamilton United Kingdom Flag United Kingdom Read
Charles Henderson United States Flag United States Read
Robert Pettit United States Flag United States Read
Francine Roberts Canada Flag Canada Read
Eve Roper United States Flag United States Read
Jack Horne United Kingdom Flag United Kingdom Read
Andrew Crisci United States Flag United States Read
Kash Poet India Flag India Read
Janice Canerdy United States Flag United States Read
Judy Konos United States Flag United States Read
Bl Devnath India Flag India Read
Susan Gentry United States Flag United States Read
Earl Schumacker United States Flag United States Read
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