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FitchA Poem by Alana McGuireJust another silly poem with some dark humor :) |
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Wise Old OwlA Poem by Eva RosehillExplore. |
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My arms are a field of burial moundsA Poem by wood grainOwl-fingered, greasy Beaked, my feet are Spools of blue ribbon, My feet and hands visceral Cells, stone-flesh, semi- Translucent, my hi.. |
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THE WHITE ONEA Poem by JoshuaTHE WHITE ONEMy eyes See not the room Only a white faded you Waiting, Silently, Like snow white owl With eyes alight. You are already here, I&.. |
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Quiet NightsA Poem by Cassiopia SummersThoughts and Memories |
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The Moon had to Part at LastA Poem by Md. Ziaul HaqueHad been gazing for long, The moon, At the sea-water, Listening to the tranquil song. The wind didn’t roar as the harp, Nor.. |
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"Cuckoo" - Chapter 2: A New FriendA Chapter by Jason BubbleoKlein the wild man has his life changed upside down. |
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The Invention of ZeroA Poem by Robert RonnowZero.By which nothing is divided.No zerono negativeno oppositeno hopeno Adam, no apple, no marriage, no morning.No mirrorno knowledgeno God, no soul, .. |
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Nature's Intelligent PartnerA Poem by Robert RonnowThe wood is stacked for winter.One way out of the mind's limitationsis through other minds' contemplations.The books are stacked for winter.Yet even t.. |
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Ectopic HeartA Poem by Robert RonnowEctopic heartbeat. Acousticneuroma. Sleepapnea. Gettingolder blessingagainst alternative.Neither hatenor repair.Immediatelythe woods were familiar .. |
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NegotiationA Poem by Robert RonnowChipmunks, squirrels collectingbitternut hickory, chirpingagainst a small owl cruisinglow beneath the trees.Everyone has gone this morningto school or.. |
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