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You Poisoned MeA Poem by Mary E. GreenYou never know what goes on behind closed doors |
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MadnessA Poem by Mary E. GreenDon’t close your eyes to a situation you could be a saving grace for... |
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FlashbacksA Poem by Mary E. GreenMy daily battle now.... |
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F**k YouA Poem by Mary E. GreenThe after effects of an abusive relationship |
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A Letter to BothA Chapter by AmayaYou gave me PTSD, You took away my innocence, So I could hate you for the rest of my life. But I forgive you, Not because what you did was.. |
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StopA Poem by KatsuraStop Don't Hey Please, I yelled STOP I screamed at the top of my lungs If onlay my pleas Could have left my head |
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Diaries of War Heroes: OstfrontA Story by Chase ShockleyFrom the frontlines to the home front, a German veteran struggles with "shell shock", denial, life, death, and reintegration. |
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The evil that’s posing great danger to our t..A Story by ASP Cares Speciality Phar..Prescription drug abuse defines taking medicines not for health requirement but for addiction, recreation or for a high, often by stealing others&rsqu.. |
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Car Crash SymphonyA Poem by CrimsonHintsTwo worlds colliding in a car crash symphony of screaming metal. All I know is the hallowed eye of the sun looking over a godless land. Coming from se.. |
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Disconnect/ReconnectA Poem by D.Thoughts and words from many days of feeling numb, took a couple months to construct this piece. Ended up taking one poem that was two lines and combi.. |
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Compos mentis/UnhingedA Poem by D.The highs and lows. |
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Echo Level Response: Ch1A Story by CrispyTrigger warning: blood, strong language and violence. The following is an account of my experiences as a paramedic with PTSD. I will add more when I c.. |
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The Soldier’s PrayerA Poem by KaleaIn memory of Mark Yanaway. |
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If you could feel it, would you?A Poem by Morgan|Intelligent|witty|..How my feelings are more intense and stronger than others. (ADHD) |
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Finding Emma: Chapter 1A Chapter by Mick FraserZelda wakes from the same nightmare she has every night. |
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