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Arch King and QueenA Poem by Jamie StarlightA pair they where Matted black hair, piercing green eyes Charming grins, hellish tempers Broken dispositions, obsessive natures Alik.. |
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DinosaurA Poem by Celie RoseIn the beginning, man and dinosaur lived in harmony. |
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Strongest Man part 1A Poem by Celie RoseSamson, the Nazirite was the strongest man who ever lived, but the love of women did him in. |
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Strongest Man Part 2A Poem by Celie RoseSamson, the Nazirite was the strongest man who ever lived, but the love of women did him in. |
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Strongest Man Part 3A Poem by Celie RoseSamson, the Nazirite was the strongest man who ever lived, but the love of women did him in. |
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Waves of Moonlit WatersA Poem by Jason KozlowskiAkin was my childhood to the waves of moonlit waters;beautiful.Faultless therefore blameless and seemingly pristine,'twas usual for me to seem freeMy .. |
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Sky Is FallingA Poem by Celie RoseWake up calling. |
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His HourA Poem by Celie RoseAs a thief in the night he will come. |
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Girl In The ForestA Chapter by Daisie Vergara (Dhaye)For Picture Me 6 Contest. Thank You |
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The Girl In The ForestA Chapter by Daisie Vergara (Dhaye)Original Version written for Word for the Day; the new version is an improved version for a contest. Wordings are different but same theme. |
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The Devil's SpinA Poem by BFGSometimes things don't always turn out to be as they seem, other times there's only one explanation, judgement, is saved for the soul of a good man... |
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In the Eye of the BeholderA Story by LastMonthA story that is native to Jewish tradition. Brought to writing by me. Took some liberties but in the end the story is folk tale. |
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The Little SparrowA Story by LastMonthWe seek redemption in the strangest of places. |
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HOW TO JUDGE A GOOD BOY?A Story by Ankur ChoudhuryNOWADAYS THE SCALES OF JUDGING A CHILD HAS BEEN SO MUCH CHANGED THAT THE RANK LIST OF GOOD BOYS HAS GOT A HUGE CHANGE IN IT. I AM WRITING SOMETHING AF.. |
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JUDGEMENTA Poem by DECIVILA mull on the intrigues of life, it's fascinating beauties and inward limitations that reminds us of self |
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