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Letter From HeavenA Poem by Jennifer L. BrooksTwenty years since I left you, And Heaven hasn’t changed. Your mansion is waiting on the hilltop. I even carved in all of your names. The st.. |
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Cute Hearted GirlA Poem by FrantzouThe girl with a cute heart. |
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Stroked By Her BeautyA Poem by FrantzouCan her beauty knock you on your knees? |
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Demon DaysA Book by The Master of Fright2 Young Kids get seprated from their hiking group, deep in the dark woods. They stumble across a small house, in the middle of nowhere. Inside, they w.. |
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Lost In The ColdA Poem by FrantzouIt's deadly with time on its side. |
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Still AliveA Poem by FrantzouThe grey presence of silence I felt. |
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Slave AngelA Poem by FrantzouThe power of doubts. |
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A Life's Greatest TreasuresA Poem by FrantzouWrite your own destiny. |
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Til Death Do Us PartA Poem by FrantzouA love that will shine forever. |
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Eyes On Fire.A Poem by FrantzouA song by "Blue Foundation" |
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No More WaitingA Poem by FrantzouFor so long I've waited... |
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His Last WordsA Poem by FrantzouThe words you'd never want to read. |
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More Questions Than AnswersA Poem by Jennifer L. BrooksDoes a rose not feel pain when you prick your finger on its thorn? Do angels argue and cry through a thunderstorm? Does the sun not s.. |
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Lost GenerationA Poem by FrantzouDo you see a bleak future? |
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Power Of MusicA Poem by FrantzouLet the sound of music take you away. |
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Zemia Chata Flashback: Ramiel and AmyA Chapter by karmicJanuary, 14, 2016. Amy sat down in the small room she was thrown in; her legs were badly bruised, and her skirt had a huge tear in it. “Mom,.. |
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Zemia Chata: Boiling PointA Chapter by karmic“Cast!” Sara cried out, while looking around the remains of the bridge. “He can’t be gone” she muttered; she wiped the t.. |
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Fiction GirlA Poem by FrantzouMy reality, a cold lie wrapped inside my alibi floating above the unseen part of me, still won't say goodbye with a shadow creeping up i.. |
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Part I; Section I: The Communion BeginsA Chapter by David C. LandersIntroduction and The Breaking. |
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