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Polaroid PicturesA Story by SamA short fictional narrative (1st person, ~1000 words) about one moment affecting a lot of someone's life |
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DreamsA Poem by Joey NizzOur soul's voice's from within are illustrated by our dreamsTrue feelings that are being connected to our hearts and cerebellumDreams are the voice, t.. |
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I've Missed YouA Poem by Gypsy Dreamer"Your fingers strong, precise... made steel strings warm and nice." |
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What Kind Of LoveA Poem by Dhaneshwar DuttBut what kind of love is it, it doesn't take name of end this poetry is written for only heart broken peoples |
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TeardropA Poem by SammiSnap!Time stands stillLook at the pictureWhat do you see?Snap!A picture paints a thousand wordsA picture doesn't tell the full storyStop and look clos.. |
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YearbookA Poem by Michael R. BurchYearbookbyMichael R. BurchHere I scrawl extravagant rainbows.And there you go, skipping your way to school.And here we are, drifting apartlike untethe.. |
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Harbour PictureA Poem by R.J Calzonetti (SinisterP..Two poems in a simpler style. An exercise for a more classic style, one that I don't often use, but can if I want to. |
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We are called outA Story by LaMarcus ChildrousWe have to be out of the picture to see the picture from the outside. |
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Picture feminineA Poem by JonathanA man paints a picture of a woman. |
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Deep Night AuraA Story by Kathy Van KurinInspiration of Soul from God All Mighty |
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Untold StoriesA Story by Alex S. FoleyIn a single frame of film, what are the stories of those captured in it forever? |
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Perfect ImageA Poem by erierowe(06/01/22) |
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Still; MovingA Poem by KingKatThe flower of me isn't so real And the world you see is just still So, hold on to my lie You see me Crying, you see me Breathing, you see me B.. |
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A Thousand WordsA Poem by Poet PittinixThe author has responded to a challenge to write a thousand words about a picture. |
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A Picture of YouA Poem by Poet PittinixIt's a poem about love and captivity. |
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Teenager in Tight JeansA Poem by Poet PittinixThis is a love poem. |
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