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EscapeA Poem by Martha ElizabethAt this street corner with brisk wind brushing against my skin, Left with these torturous thoughts that come from w.. |
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Still Life of Our UnravelingA Poem by alexalikeswordsWhen the seasons were turning and you didn’t knowhow to dress. Your breath was hot and the sunwas hiding. Where were you when you restedyour hea.. |
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On his deathbedA Story by Haim KadmanAn except of my 25th book to be published soon. |
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D.I.E. part 2A Story by Laura Van DykThe continuing drama for Taupe and his frinds |
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20. THE PATENT MEDICINE MAN - PART 2A Chapter by Peter RogersonEven a desperate criminal deserves understanding and a fair hearing |
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LoveA Poem by David Lewis PagetTo what degree does love surviveNo matter what it cost,Can man escape lost love aliveOnce it is truly lost?When let into a tender heartLove pierces ma.. |
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SouthwardA Poem by DannyGravesFirst attempt at poetry. |
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The Green Lane NewsA Poem by Alfred Kukitzmy home town |
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TrappedA Poem by LaineyThe disappointment that waits in that powder blue gaze-Destroys the soul into a ragged maze.Dreams of grandeur crowd her mind with liesShe desperately.. |
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Prevailing SoundA Story by YouoweYoupayThen my head was curled on a sofa and you gently caressed my hair.. |
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vegasA Poem by pencilhe smelled like vegas.the fumes of his cigarettes strangled my lungs,but entangled my heart with a blurry mist. the smell of excitement and adventure .. |
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ReleaseA Poem by Dreaming-DemonI feel the day evaporate into the waves that touch profound. I cannot help but contemplate this sacred place that I have found. For when it .. |
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BalloonsA Poem by Sonakshi AroraLose yourself in the skies... |
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Load last save.A Story by JavanRead it and see. |
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andromedaA Poem by aspenmy body aimlessly drifts through vibrant aurorasmy dizzy head is chained to the stars that surround meblue skies and happy endings are a millennium aw.. |
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Into DarknessA Poem by Greg PetersonA simple few lines I made, not too much too look into, but in my humble opinion, a good poem nonetheless. |
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