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NostalgiaA Poem by Adam Lebzo -RonninWarrior..Another chant |
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My PegasusA Poem by HelenaMy Pegasus It must have been moon-glow intoxication entering my soul one lonely night, a night when I thought all was lost in heaven.. |
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Why Should I Be Homophobic?A Poem by Commanda PandaI don’t want AIDS. I don’t like plagues, And it’s not a phase. I’m not homophobic, but I’ll tell you what, I.. |
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CriticizeA Poem by Ronnie SmithDoes it make sense, I won't be sure. |
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Colors of the RainbowA Poem by CynthiaT.This poem was toward the relation of not really knowing who a person really is and eventually those true colors do appear.Along with things they once .. |
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Somewhere over the RainbowA Poem by MandaBearThis is my cover of this song. It would be helpful to think of the song while reading this! I hope you like it. |
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1920's Love (a poem for the wife)A Chapter by Abdul Batin Osman BeyAnother love poem for a lovely lady |
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Where Rainbows EndA Poem by literarysoundsA gold hunter notices you, but he doesn't seem to like company... |
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IllusionsA Poem by SyberRoseThe fantasy of a pearlescent rainbow in the dreamscape of the sky, Unable to reach out and touch it but does exist within mind’s eye~And .. |
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Galviston Merideth BanksA Poem by Tam WarinkNo good will come of it. |
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Wishing on a RainbowA Poem by shallimarRoseA wish a dream your heart makes it says so in a song when you wish upon a star your wishes must be strongbut to wish upon a rainb.. |
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Scattered Arc and A LifeA Poem by Shirley WontasFree Verse |
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UnnamedA Poem by Faruque AzamThis is my first sonnet. |
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Death Before DishonorA Story by Adrian X FuentessThe Promise to Saving Lives |
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Color ChildA Poem by KiahDo your thing, Color ChildKeep glowingbold and brightBe creative, be kind, be smart, be wildShine your colors with all your mightLet your laughing lav.. |
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"Rainbow Brain"A Poem by mackenzi_drewRainbow brain White sheetCold apartment Crank the heat Dance, composeColors flow Window view It gently snows From blue to grey The day it fades.. |
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