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Downpour--un Attacco di Solitudine(an onslaught of..A Poem by Luna EvangelineEnglish translations off to the side. |
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DelusionalA Poem by YukiWhere craziness and insanity live in a world of delusion. |
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Creationist's PerfectionA Poem by Tomislav PetricevicAn abomination of perversion; Like birds to nest, Tempted I find myself To succumb to this starlit gaze. The distance shortens continuous.. |
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Feels Like Months SkippedA Poem by LETitBeKnownLonely November brought troubleI was in no state to recognizejust before the tree's were to lose their leaves the days wrapped around one anotherin a.. |
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the blind artistA Poem by Vria P Crow"Behind the glass..." |
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BrokenA Poem by Chris ZWalking...Everyone fallsSo what brings us from a crawl?Knowing we'll fall,Knowing bruised knees are waiting with open arms to greet us Drowning...So.. |
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Deadly IllusionA Poem by Adam Lebzo -RonninWarrior..Throw your gaze to the wind.Let there be no confusion.My mad heart still can't take,Love, The deadly illusion!This death needs calm waters,To rest.. |
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The Morning AfterA Poem by MancheA serpent underneath blue sky, beneath the shade of man, in twinkle of an eye, above brick wall, in the structure, at the floor, venom of white dove.. |
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The DriftA Poem by Odin RoarkFiguring out the resolve to all our challenges just may not be in the cards…or part of nature’s plan. |
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Anthology of Memories: SpiderA Poem by songstressContinuation of anthology of shadows."Amuse me once," she'll murmur, with emerald cat's eyes. Yet, too far gone will you be for it's the freedom of th.. |
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DelusionA Poem by Beau MayseyFor the 5-word contest Inspired by Elie Wiesel's 'Night' |
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Mind PalaceA Book by Dai HanshouHave you ever lost yourself to your own lacking delusion? |
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Parts Per MillionA Poem by Kristina MoulaisonWasting time. |
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The PortraitA Story by Jay.The sky was no longer blue, but an assortment of colors. The clouds had left, fed up with being puppets. All that was left were the umbrellas and thei.. |
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Second Thoughts at Three in the MorningA Story by Jacqueline Murray23 March 2014 |
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