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BansheeA Story by Brand0A girl misses her recently deceased dog and relies upon an old folklore book to help her make sure Corky is okay wherever his spirit went. |
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Hill Top MemoriesA Poem by Jack CrawfordA poem for my dad. |
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Forever FriendA Poem by LovielThe process of losing a friend I thought I knew. |
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Those Things We LostA Poem by RefreshingEagleCoward, I am At the first hint of something turned sour I Retreat like the sun beneath the waves at dusk I am not Strong I cannot think o.. |
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HeavenA Poem by Lexi WilkinsCan you see my tears Can you feel my pain Can you remember my name Even though you’re in heaven Can you help me stand Can you feel my lo.. |
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Lost For NowA Poem by AnnDohertyI watch him walk away."Forever" he said.I guess he didn't mean it.My heart travels with him as he leaves.Hopefully one day he will return. |
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I NeedA Poem by AnnDohertyI need him. Not in the way that a young girl believes she needs the first man who broke her heart. I need him in the way peanut butter .. |
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Why Bother?A Poem by AnnDohertyI have nothing else I can say, I’m afraid. I have told everything. I have poured my heart out. Over and over. To no avail. Becau.. |
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My BabyA Poem by AnonymousPoetRipped from my armsor pushed awayKept from a world of possibilityor hidden from a world of hateYou left this worldwithout even entering itGiven a purp.. |
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How Do I Find the Words?A Poem by MatthewSeptember, 2011. |
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The Pain LingersA Poem by MatthewMay, 2012. |
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Then, And NowA Poem by MatthewNovember, 2017. |
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your sweaterA Poem by Samantha Tamburellofrom my poetry book "sweet familiarity" |
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Inner BattleA Poem by AnnDohertyI’m trying so hard to keep my mind busy.To keep my thoughts from straying, because I know that as soon as I let them slip, I begin to think ab.. |
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If You Were Still Here TodayA Poem by Nisha M.I thought of a friend when I wrote this. She had lost her grandfather recently and I wanted to write about the loss of a loved one. |
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Nothing But An HeirloomA Poem by Dominik D. RitesI forgot to say something, so I will say it now. |
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