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What Time is Good for YouA Poem by That_GuyAs it passes us by lets take advantage of it |
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Player and the GeekA Book by KrystalS |
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Cliché LoveA Poem by Sir JaykomIf my name was Romeo, Would you be my Juliet? If I brought you flowers, Would you be my rose? If I told you “I.. |
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One foot in the graveA Story by h cingisizBased on a writing exercise where you write for 10 minutes and include a proverb ("One foot in the grave") and 8 specific words (cliff, blackberry, ne.. |
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I am a ClicheA Poem by Saint No-Onerecent poem I wrote to break a writers block. It's all about recycled metaphors. |
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Who Were You?A Story by Emma PondShe walks in one direction with a vintage camera slung over her shoulder and a tiny handbook pressed to her nose. With a ballpoint pen in hand she scr.. |
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Who am I to you?A Poem by Lexis:)Loving someone who has no clue that you love them. It sucks, eh? |
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Of Horrible Metaphors and ClichesA Story by ISpeltEclipseWrongJust a little practice using metaphors. An old and dying Storyteller in his final moments, kind of set in the same universe as 'We All Get Writer's Bl.. |
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A poem For the BrokenA Poem by Danielle JEveryone has been hurt. And everyone has their own way of handling it. For a lot, it's showing how strong you are even if your dying inside. |
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There's A First For EverytingA Story by AliThis was originally an Honours English assignment and it's supposed to be completely cliche. And it was rushed because it couldn't be more than two pa.. |
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The Janitor's ClosetA Book by Searching4aMuseElla is a high school student. She is also the new kid and a lesbian. Bonnie is her classmate, a cheerleader, blonde and perfect and surprisingly to E.. |
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Chapter OneA Chapter by Searching4aMuseElla is a high school student. She is also the new kid and a lesbian. Bonnie is her classmate, a cheerleader, blonde and perfect and surprisingly to E.. |
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A Plate Served RawA Story by Soma-koIf you get bored before finishing, stop reading it. Writing isn't meant to be forced read, and I'd appreciate if you left any tips on how i can improv.. |
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A bit of a clichéA Poem by Jonathan DaltonWritten on 19 May 2013 |
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