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FiveA Chapter by Tom Cook5 "Why did you say yes, Clarence?" Mara said. The clinging of glasses and story exchanging voices rumbled one downstairs. I moseyed to t.. |
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I would if I couldA Poem by Emily Dickinson Jr.Its about understanding that you can't change the past |
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DestinyA Poem by CrifaDestiny, fate, what will mine be?Running away or planting my feet?How am I, a boy, to know?Where I will end up, where I will go.Most try to not unders.. |
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SixA Chapter by Tom Cook6 Thurmond Cross sat behind his oak desk with the glossy finish reading through a vanilla colored folder. He skimmed through my health r.. |
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Life should be free!A Poem by NayanBound and dragged by everything else in this world, one's life cries for salvation! The dreams and the aspiration to be free is all what it longs for.. |
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The WatcherA Poem by Tomislav PetricevicHe lives in everlasting silence with eyes wide open and mind taking notes. |
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SevenA Chapter by Tom Cook7 "I didn't mean it." Mara says. "Yes you did. Why else would you have said it?" "Because I was hurt and angry with you. I was .. |
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Rip CurrentA Poem by Zee Noir8-18-12 Rip Current Alone once again it’s no surprise, it’s nothing new. Buried in a sea of tears, waiting to hear fro.. |
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Cursed TomorrowsA Poem by Creepy Swine GuyThe cruelty of fate is not in her refusal toRelinquish that which we so sorely desire.No, her cruelty is in her propensity toFlaunt that which might h.. |
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Sì avverso m'è il tristo fato (Fate ..A Poem by andreii93One of my best poems, as my readers have stated. It's written with 19th century Italian words that let many people think of Leopardi. |
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Lord help us allA Poem by Emily Dickinson Jr.A warning towards humanity to not be blind. It describes how everyone one ignores the the signs and clues and becomes consumed by laziness and sin. .. |
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WiseA Poem by DeadlySoulI was about to lay my head to sleep, when this came into my mind. |
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