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RoadsA Poem by INeedNerveIf you were gone An entire road would go with you A road filled with hidden doors to secret gardens You see, it would be lost to me. As I .. |
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This love didn'tA Poem by MinorArtGhost town hearts, homeless In cities that never sleep Racing minds, blaring sounds in beds that blaze all night So many people to share them wi.. |
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JourneyA Poem by Lily SageTheseus set out on a journey through the Labyrinth, carrying Ariadne’s thread, so he could find his way back home again.And so I too, set out on.. |
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Every DayA Poem by Justin EYou see me every dayand yet you do not knowThe pain that swells within mewhen you have to goWith each new morningI wake to see your smileWhich captiva.. |
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To be or not to beA Poem by Abhilash Hegdewritten to exhort oneself out of a hole of abysmal hopelessness and indirection |
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Gazing forwardA Poem by Willem GrayGazing forward I am alone now.Am I alone forever?I am weak now.Even my boasts reek of terror. I can’t tell if you are any better. Did.. |
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Suicidal ExistenceA Poem by RachelA poem I wrote, when embarking in a writing workshop online to "show not tell". They gave me the sentence "I am nervous..." to work with, and I was in.. |
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Platony.A Poem by Desert Rosea Pebble,in the Belly of Insanity,an ice cube,in the Mouth of Hell,a Blaze,in the Gale of a Trachea,a Breeze,in the Maze of a Nose.an Aroma,with every.. |
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Chapter 2: PainA Chapter by Mal & Darr nee PabloThe pungent smell of burning cigarettes overwhelmed me. Turning the rusty, old doorknob I took a deep breath in.I stepped inside.Rays that peered from.. |
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Chapter 3: EuphoriaA Chapter by Mal & Darr nee PabloHappiness. What is happiness? I often asked myself this question. Laying on the warm carpet I drew a smile.Home.For onceeverything felt right. The war.. |
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The GameA Poem by Leo AllenHow difficult I have found, To discover another profound Lover who cares genuinely About who I am indefinitely. Every day turned morrow, Is tim.. |
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Midst; by Brianna BraggA Poem by briannachristineUnderstand is not to accept. |
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