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Hurricane Irma Demolishes Cuba is Now Aiming Its A..A Story by Sachi RuayaCategory five hurricane, Irma, stomped through the Caribbean killing at least 26 people, is classified as “one of the most powerful Atlantic sto.. |
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An Open LetterA Poem by siobhanp.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #000000; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.. |
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Screaming into the HurricaneA Poem by Joshua HarestadA poem about trying to be heard. |
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The hurricane storyA Poem by Nikita HaywardIt's funny how the person you love can hurt you the most. In this story a girl describes how hurtful it is to love someone who doesn't love you back. |
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Hurricane YouA Poem by 1000sleepsA poem comparing a hurricane to the end of a relationship |
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A Puzzle From The PastA Poem by PoeticFuryIts okay to know exactly where we are now, but I would be telling you a lie if I didn't believe in saying that its just as important to know where we .. |
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Shadow of the StormA Poem by FoxI'm sure you can figure out what the storm represents. The experiences of youth impact you more than you think. |
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AftermathA Story by Jason ScottA small coastal Southern resort town is hit by a category 5 hurricane. In it's wake the violent storm brings with it an evil entity that threatens tho.. |
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The Secret To Eternal HappinessA Poem by Dripping Chocolate Madnes..Everyone Smiles... ...Eventually. |
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A Dog in the RainA Story by Jack Fitzpatrick KellyA short story. |
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Mind StormA Poem by Lynne S. CyganskyI was five when a hurricane blew through.Dark and deep went my overwhelmed mind.Small, scared children lined up forrefugeI shook on the living room fl.. |
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HurricaneA Poem by R.J Calzonetti (SinisterP..I was having some trouble getting back into writing. This isn't so bad, but I feel like I have a long way to go before I can write something better th.. |
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Rowdy BallerinaA Poem by Earthrisedance was meant to be freedom |
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Careless with LoveA Poem by Poet PittinixIt's a poem of love and blues. |
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