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Domestic DisturbanceA Poem by spenceThe title says it all. |
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1920A Poem by manchilld99Amid the grand people, places, and occurences written into our history often are forgotten the humble souls within whose stories lie the true lessons .. |
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SECRET MARTYRA Poem by M.BabuSpeak up! Use your voice! Find the right words and decimate this overwhelming cloud of oppression. |
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HungerA Story by Abhimanyu KGillard rummaged through the conical pile in front of him, his hands moving furiously and knowingly, indicating that this was not an action al.. |
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Sex and LoveA Story by Alex P.Currently under dispute. See AC |
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Stay afloatA Story by lrigDAfter all, is that not what everybody tries to do? |
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In What Book is it Written?A Poem by Malcolm J. WattA poem from the recesses of the Ages |
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"You Can Change The World"A Poem by JelvinSong I wrote on 9/11, though not about it. About standing up for the world. Inspired by a purim song of the same name. Chorus from that song. |
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New ImageA Poem by Abdul Batin Osman BeyI wrote this after reading the works of Marcus Garvey |
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beware the elephantA Poem by chloe cruzrepublic of horrors. |
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Beginnings GoneA Chapter by Dayna ClarkeKnight of The Order of Leto, Tristan Redd, looks back on his first memory of being in the ranks. |
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Come to LightA Chapter by Dayna ClarkeAn addition to the story of Tristan Redd, in which we find out what being a Knight includes. |
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MaleficarumA Chapter by Dayna ClarkeTristan Redd''s journey continues. |
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MemoriesA Chapter by Dayna ClarkeFurther reminiscing on the part of our favourite Knight-Lieutenant! |
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The OfficeA Chapter by Dayna ClarkeAnd thus, we face the consequences; Tristan Redd gets confronted by his superior. |
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Acceptance: Part OneA Chapter by Dayna ClarkeDoors have opened for our trusted Lieutenant, but some attempt to stand on the threshold. |
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