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Chapter 2: An Ordinary DayA Chapter by Sir AphidAn ordinary day in the life of an orc child in training. |
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THE LEAPA Poem by Nolo SegundoI post this only to show that suicide is not an escape. |
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ForeverA Poem by Dushyant PatniLessons learnt |
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Just One More Shooting Star?A Poem by Chiapetrockstar-written in response to the Highlands Ranch, CO shooting at the STEM school on 5/7/19 -Praying for all the lives impacted. |
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RiverA Poem by Marlice MorganThe icy water is at my back,there are Lillie's in my hair.I'am floating down this river,the river of despair.There's no one here to save meand now it .. |
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lamentA Poem by AnonHimMooseand then what? To warm again these reedsthat with waxed stems prostrate their mourningto the diaphanous air where all has gone untormentedin the tremu.. |
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enkidu's epitaphA Poem by AnonHimMooseMy friend, my brother,my beloved, Gilgamesh,where have our battles taken us?What have we tried to inscribein the milestones we left to standfor a gap .. |
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Beware of the MinotaurA Story by Kaede16"What makes a monster, and what makes a man?" |
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Another Day, Another Week, Another YearA Poem by Fraser MurrayI've been juggling these delusions, seeking hope within the fusion of these fanciful extrusions of the truth, But sadly losing what was left of all t.. |
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Imperfect SonnetA Poem by Michael R. BurchImperfect SonnetbyMichael R. BurchA word before the light is doused: the nightis something wriggling through an unclean mind,as rats creep through a t.. |
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Dream of InfinityA Poem by Michael R. BurchDream of InfinitybyMichael R. BurchHave you tasted the bitterness of tears of despair?Have you watched the sun sink through such pale, balmless airtha.. |
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Bertolt Brecht "Radio Poem" translationA Poem by Michael R. BurchRadio Poemby Bertolt Brechtloose translation/interpretation byMichael R. BurchYou, little box, held tightlyto meduring my escape,so that your delicate.. |
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AbideA Poem by Michael R. BurchAbideby Michael R. Burchafter Philip Larkin’s “Aubade”It is hard to understand or accept mortality"such an alien concept: not to be... |
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