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Leaving SummerA Poem by James William Dyera poem about the end of Summer, the emotion in the leaves. |
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Now That Summer Is GoneA Poem by EveI love autumn. It is a magical time when the trees are changing color and shedding their crimson gowns for the winter. This is a song of my love for a.. |
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Autumn IIA Poem by Aianarie (INACTIVE)An annual poem for my favorite season. |
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Time Longing to FallA Poem by HangtoughJust a pastoral/autumn poem I wrote up one day. I was thinking of childhood memories and the autumn is a time that I can still remember. |
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You Are My Broken PromiseA Poem by Yours Always, XI made a promise to myself,Because I have been hurt In ways I never want to feel again Not to love, not to fall, Because in the end, I.. |
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Welcome BackA Poem by KenazA short poem, dedicated to welcoming the season |
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A Trundle of Dead LeavesA Poem by James William DyerYardwork, and preparation against negative perceptions about my external life, when my inner life is so different. |
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TrainA Poem by Suavis_Umbra"A drop can fall," |
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PlungeA Poem by Speak in SilenceTonight the city sleepsThe night-line is obscureThe streets are vacantNo one knows the pain the city enduresOn evenings like theseWhen the horizon mee.. |
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Why Virginia Woolf Committed SuicideA Story by kyoungThis is a short story about the meaning of death. It centers around an adolescent boy. I wrote it for my college Creative Writing class. |
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The Pumpkin and the PixieA Story by K.GAppearences often are deceiving. . . .Warning 10 year olds an under read at your own risk! |
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Kingdom of AutumnA Poem by RaccoonyRich autumn... |
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A Cold Fate IndeedA Poem by Blackened SoulAs once was green, soon shall be withered. Decaying with the descent into the season of cold. |
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FallA Poem by rightbrainspiltThe leaves are falling to the groundCrumbling beneath our footstepsJust like our hopes and dreams of summer's pastThe way they dance in the windRemind.. |
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The Old Ones FallA Poem by ObscurityNoneMisinterpretation of an old man. |
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