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The Wildplanet Part 0A Story by Michale RuneA Prelude to a Short Story I may yet one day write. |
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FirstsA Poem by egg13Another beginning, a new startLeaving everything behindEvery friendship, every romance:HomeBonds broken, never renewedI want to belongI want an identi.. |
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Chapter 1: I'm From a Crumb, and FloridaA Chapter by DezChampionSome thoughts and a brief interlude |
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Swimming New SeasA Poem by ProCoacoaI wrote this when I got out of a very unhealthy and unhappy relationship. Its about new hopes and dreams and moving on. |
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Fires FuelA Poem by KiheijiThe first thing I wrote -_-' |
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OppositesA Poem by MyOpenThirdEyeI like this one simply because it was the first poem where the rhyme scheme seemed to flow nicely |
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The Nothing I MissedA Poem by MyOpenThirdEyeThe first poem I wrote where I started to branch into the style I write now |
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Mother's DayA Poem by Amanda WorthingtonA poem I wrote for Mother's Day |
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Snowy IslandA Poem by V. P. TrujilloA mutual place. |
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SunsetsA Story by Arabella SchlitzWe have watched the sun set yesterday. You're the first person that I have ever watched the sunset with. I haven't really given much thought to its d.. |
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BE STRONGA Story by Closet WriterMore of a motivational page than a story, I hope however that it can touch someone who is in need of some great words! |
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Its a startA Poem by Closet Writerself explanitory. |
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Am I alive?A Story by ClinicallyGingerA short that I kind of just wrote on a whim, I hope you like it! |
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Society LostA Book by KnightofDreamsThe year is 2016, and our world as we know it has been turned upside down. A massive EMP, or electromagnetic field, is the cause of our misery and pai.. |
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A New StartA Poem by Sarah LynnYou threw me away so why are you sad?Are you just now realizing that life wasn't so bad?Up and left one day all for another girl.I was sick for days, .. |
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The keeper's heart revisedA Poem by StephenLove does not always end with happy endings |
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Rachel's FightA Story by EileenMMay you dance in the next step of your journey, Connie. I'll miss you forever. |
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