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AcceptanceA Poem by BaconkillerJudge: verb �" to form an opinion or conclusion about People judge They’ll judge your hair, Your clothes And your face.. |
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chaotic restraintA Poem by rosieectpoems from my notes app |
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Blind DateA Story by Summer NazarianFinally, Friday is here and David is spending the day getting ready for his blind date. He went to the mall with his sister to buy a nice outfit and p.. |
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One Life, Many LivesA Poem by Nolo SegundoThis poem was written when I realized one day that reincarnation, rebirth happens within a single life time, and the longer one lives, the more 'lives.. |
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Because I AmA Poem by AiHBecause I thinkI amBecause I tryI doBecause I speakI am heardBecause I workI succeedBecause I visualizeI manifestBecause I feelI attractBecause I exis.. |
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Iris and the RavenA Story by OliviaJust a little poem that I wrote for English class about a year ago. I was supposed to tell the story of my life, so that's what I did. |
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MirrorsA Poem by Sanbino Rodriguez-WhiteWant Do You See When You Look In The Mirror..? |
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Inner DemonsA Story by Camie KnightJosh has been haunted by the same nightmare for as long as he could remember. there's a way to get rid of his "demons". he just has to accept himself... |
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Soul ContractA Poem by Kay J.A poem about acceptance that virginity isn't what makes us pure or innocent. Giving love shouldn't be something one is guilty for. |
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The Blue SweaterA Story by AwkwardedOutShort story of a lesbian young school girl. Has metaphors and symbolism employed. |
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DifferentA Story by RushedDeliberation“Why was I chosen to be different?” |
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How can I make you happyA Poem by OutlawlessYou don't like me |
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The Illustrious FriendA Poem by maybabyI am your friend.When you think of me, you think of my obnoxious laugh, my crass language, my energy.I am not your loverYou don't think of my softness.. |
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The Veil of ViolenceA Poem by JoshuaHold it back,all that you believe,and soon the truth revealswhat has been concealed amongst youin the eyes of the unreal.For what could ever represent.. |
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StereotypedA Poem by thecheesyoneThese fabrics we wear do not define us, Although they may align us into a group of judgment I refuse to acknowle.. |
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