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A Hell For Words and Lines That WanderA Poem by Thomas W CaseA poem about writer's block. |
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57A Poem by Thomas W CaseA poem about aging. Check out my you tube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dj--qJ8_XbA |
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An Invincible SummerA Poem by Thomas W CaseAbout being alive. |
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Perfection is an IllusionA Poem by Pradipna LodhPerfection is just an illusion. It depends on the eye of the beholder who witnesses it. |
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Of films and lifeA Poem by Pradipna LodhLife is an uncut motion picture which goes on and we are lucky to act in it |
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Unknown MonstersA Poem by Lore KeeperA haiku about what lurks in the shadows |
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I Don't Sleep on Friday NightsA Poem by Emilia SvjedaA true story about how I truly and unfortunately sleep. |
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The Fool and the StaircaseA Poem by Lucy JohnsonPoem |
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The Madness of the Magic TimeA Poem by Thomas W CaseIt speaks for itself. |
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Forever and AlwaysA Poem by TrevJonTayI may have let go of the rope. But I kept a string. A piece that will always connect us. A bond that will never die. A soul I will never stop lovi.. |
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A Mere Shell of My Former SelfA Poem by FlaLoverWhat remains when one leaves an abusive relationship |
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Crown of ShameA Poem by FlaLoverFinally ending a dysfunctional relationship |
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HelplessA Poem by FiniteIn shadows deep, where demons creep, Blood on my sleeves, a secret I keep. I cut too close, almost lost my way, But halted the fall, in darkness .. |
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THIEF-WRINKLESA Poem by Tasi83On the ladder of our years, it is just another insignificant, symbolic gesture, the unworthy web of our wrinkles. He paints voiceless, silent incision.. |
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A poem about emptinessA Poem by Following_ChildA poem about the reality of depression. At least in my experience. |
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The LieA Poem by Following_ChildThis poem is about the guilt associated with telling a lie. |
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my fancy way of saying writer's blockA Poem by Scarlet M.dust collected atop her hand like a conquering ineptness that taunts to scrape out a flash point of some sort It was a perennial happening that s.. |
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