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Chapter OneA Chapter by Kaylee Nicole Landis"Nora!" Luna yelled across the lunch room. She flailed her arms over her head as her brown curls bounced around her face.I followed the flow of people.. |
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Never A Wasted MomentA Poem by Joshua W. HarrisJust a random piece I wrote whilst laying in bed and thinking. |
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Tales of Wasted YouthA Poem by LaylaK21Blame your down fall on me, because there’s no one left to blameBlame your broken walls on me, but we’ll never forget each other’s n.. |
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Heart Of ArmorA Story by Kathryn SmithA Turkish Love |
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Wasted in their darkness...A Poem by Moonlightthis poem is about reality and pretense. Games that stand on the foundation of deceit, played by "so called friends" . |
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TOGETHER'S WARA Poem by Alfred Kukitzinternal war of selves |
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SoberA Poem by M'Fun KeapRedefine "Fun" |
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Day to DayA Poem by gabiaimeeI often live day to day.... |
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Too old to die youngA Poem by JohannaI got inspired by a few words in a song. |
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No ClueA Poem by JDFthere are many questions that we tend to ask. but there always a time when the answers we expect are far different from the real ones. |
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TRUTHA Poem by JDFSometimes smiling is a way to show how strong we are. However, smiling when we are in a deep pain is painful than being stabbed in the chest. |
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Wasted.A Poem by foufa la perle(A mess of a dreamer) |
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***A Chapter by Tina VainolaItwas04:30inthemorning.Iwasstandingonthecooloceansand. The lights from the city were far behind me. With every breath of crystal air I wanted more and.. |
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Chapter 2. SanctuaryA Chapter by Tina VainolaEvery Saturday would be the night which lasts till Sunday afternoon. Wake up, snort a line, then shower, then mischief which leads to waking up in a b.. |
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Chapter 3. WrathA Chapter by Tina VainolaIdrovehomethatnight.Due to the nature of my work as a relieving staff at a local psychiatric hospital,I am only required to do an odd shift when someb.. |
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NIGHTMAREA Poem by JDFThere comes a time when the only escape from reality is waking up from it. From all the nightmares of life. |
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