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Childhood
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The DoctorA Story by C PerilA very brief story written from the perspective of a man reminiscing about his father. |
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in the aftermath of my childhood paradeA Poem by Shyi'm a teen who feels like she's growing up too fast. so i wrote about it |
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We seen everything.A Poem by HurricaneWe where only children but we seen a lot. |
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The Merry Go RoundA Poem by TammyThe merry-go-round spins and spins Can you see them with their smiles and grins? Ringing laughter in the air Sun shining warm in the sky A.. |
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A Forgotten DreamA Poem by Recording life momentsNever give up your dreams... |
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Twenty-year hangoverA Poem by wilting.auburn.rosesMy childhood leaks out of my starboard eye Dripping against my feigned indifference As the left eye watches you persistently Drill holes i.. |
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Who Am I?A Poem by CBHA poem I had to write for a global experience class in college. Describes me through my upbringing. |
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Writing Prompt Essay: Practice Makes PerfectA Story by Debbie BarryAn impromptu essay, from the writing prompt: "Tell us about a talent you'd love to have ... but don't." This is more a matter of keeping in practice .. |
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DollA Poem by ShashaWe often loose those little shining pearls in the deepness of the ocean of life. |
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REPUDIATEA Poem by WordsFromAPenSometimes it's differcult being a child... |
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Jasmine and Brown SugarA Poem by KiraI remember the scent of jasmine and brown sugar,Toddling to my mother's side of the bed, large tearful doe eyes peering up at her slumbering frame.Shy.. |
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Do You Want a Cup of Tea?A Story by Obscured by the ShadowsBeing an imaginary friend is not always the easiest thing in the world. The end is always far less pleasant than the beginning. |
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Not Your ProtégéeA Poem by Savannah B.About a not so great parent-child relationship. |
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PopsicleA Poem by Debbie BarryA scrap of verse I wrote in the middle of the night, recalling childhood pleasures. A new nursery rhyme. |
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PB&JA Poem by Debbie BarryA scrap of verse I wrote in the middle of the night, describing a mundane childhood item. A new nursery rhyme. |
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An Insufficient ExplanationA Poem by SergeiSuicide. |
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Individualism, Consumerism, Rejection of NatureA Story by Anna SalzmanWhen we reject our biology, we reject what is beneficial. |
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Wet Rainy DayA Poem by BillyShort poem about my first Living memory |
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