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Touch WoodA Poem by OfDeathandLoveA poem loosely based off of the movie short "Touch Wood": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk40wdZAO6s Dedicated to anyone who has OCD |
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The VaseA Story by E.N.L. StewartA girl with an odd disorder tries (and fails once again) to communicate with her foster mother. |
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Never AgainA Book by Prinnrose"Her name is Rose. She was a sweet girl, incapable of harming a fly. Happiness seemed to come natural to her, until lately. I don't know what to do. H.. |
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No Name YetA Poem by Nichole MarieMore of a song about resurrecting your life. Not literally dying. |
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I Just Want To Be SkinnyA Poem by Sarah LynnI just want to be skinny.I think ill stop eating.That's why my stomachs so fat , because it just keeps feeding.I'm all done with food.Its ruining my b.. |
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Persona's of the DisorderlyA Book by TaenotesThis is a take on making characters out of mental disorders. |
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ManageA Poem by labyrinthapathyHow thick.How daft he must be, everyone, to act such a fool.Meanwhile...Everything in this room has been scattered. Broken picture frames covered upBy.. |
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Just WalkA Stage Play by Izzy BickerstaffA super obvious metaphor. Sorry about that. |
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More than a dream.A Story by durryaI am trying to find my real face.. |
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Psychopathic WonderlandA Book by Cheshire AresIt's hard living under the expectations of the world. Being a serial killers daughter make people set their faith for your future. It's like a magic e.. |
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Ballerina tearsA Poem by DandelionTight chignon and ballet pink tights Her radiant costume glittering from spotlights Effortless tour piques and arabesque A strong silhoue.. |
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DisorderA Poem by trista broomeThis is a sestina. |
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The Epic of Our GenerationA Poem by Chaise NicoleA Mini-Epic I wrote for my Creative Writing Course. |
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Starving MannequinsA Poem by Jose E. ReyesLost souls becoming mannequinsPursuing the unrealistically slim curvesPursuing the shines of pearly, smooth, plastic-like skin yet there heads sit vac.. |
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apprehension at its finestA Poem by Amanda Maccthe truth about anxiety |
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