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Losing you to be lost in himA Poem by JenLynMy heart belongs to you. My lips to him. The taste of his kiss still lingers. As does the feeling of your affection. I feel confusion, gu.. |
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[soul dancing]A Poem by Sarah OttA mantra I wrote for myself many years ago |
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Sanctuary UnveiledA Poem by Sheila KlineIn search of peace, love and harmony |
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In the End We Will StandA Poem by ADBEven after the world endsWe’ll together still be standingAn apocalypse of destructionKilling them all without forgivingWe are alone at last my l.. |
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As Night Meets The DayA Poem by Sheila KlineWhen the darkness of this night formidably passes away, Providently conceived and born is a brave new day. |
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Survive!A Poem by Sheila KlineWe meet challenges each day but we must overcome them and carry on.......... |
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hidden_worlds.MP3A Poem by Kenny NI wrote this one day as I listened to my music, and wondered what the other people around me were playing. I love the idea that aside from you, nobody.. |
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Human ConditionA Poem by MushyAn essence of flaws is the human condition Who are you or I to peck at all the splinters in the flesh Meanwhile impaled with timbers hearts of gla.. |
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FinishA Poem by GoldenWordsWe are here, simply,To add the final wordsTo a disgruntled poem,To slip the final knifeInto the tumors,Into the hatred,Into every poison.We have comeA.. |
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WarA Poem by Willy HericsonNations and kings waving their banners. They war for the same reason - to conquer others. Yet, the winner will be praise; the loser get the blame. .. |
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Atrabilious SpeaksA Poem by Joshua W.I.This is the first name poem i have tried, every line starts with a letter of the word in order. Its meant to personify the overbearing feeling of depr.. |
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To the godsA Poem by Robert RonnowTo the gods, the individual won't matter.But we've said No to that. Here, you count.Perhaps the gods, their tornadoes and weapons of mass terrorAre st.. |
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Don't look backA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaeghereI've never particularly liked the idea of looking back; I'd rather look forward. Jane Asher |
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