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cra3shA Poem by s.ovastenalove once given is forgotten by receiver and giver unlike as waves once crash the land yet lack the will, the might three thats how.. |
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The WandererA Poem by Alexander DillonA poem about the paths of life. |
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private little worldA Poem by hypochondrita. |
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LZDA Poem by PatrickPinkI love messing around with spacing in poem, a concept I took as far as I felt I could in this piece. |
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ExchangeA Poem by PatrickPinkSwapping belongings after a breakup is strange and awkward |
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i think?A Poem by BellaI like the way you pull faces at me,Just to get a reaction.I like the way you try,And you always try so hard.I like the laugh you get,Every time you g.. |
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Things Could Have Been DifferentA Poem by Ally AnnI am so thankful I am alive to notice moments that are pure happiness |
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August FliesA Poem by KhaliWhen it’s bright, when it’s rightYou’ll swarm inNever to miss an opportunityNever creating oneLike pen to paperLike stars to the sky.. |
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“Beloved Caress”A Poem by Bree OrlockA poem about those that have lost someone. |
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Amongst the SilenceA Poem by Amanda TrerotolaThe cracklingof the fireplacesnaps in my earsas the fieryblazethaws my skincradling my worries,at lasteverythinggoessilent.It is the small things- a.. |
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“Her”A Poem by Bree OrlockA poem about my wife |
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The ChallengeA Poem by OhiomanIn this poem, one guy is being challenged by his friend to play a game that involves using their girlfriends as wheelbarrows. |
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“A change has come”A Poem by Bree OrlockA poem about winters first snow |
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That One DreamA Poem by OhiomanIn this free verse poem, a man comes to work at a movie theater and happens to see quite a scene before him. |
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“Only a Matter of Time”A Poem by Bree OrlockA poem about our destruction of the natural world |
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“The Walk”A Poem by Bree OrlockA Poem |
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Try To SurviveA Poem by S J KThis poem has a deeper meaning with every line. Don't dwell on other things focus on you. What can you achieve? You have the whole milky way :) |
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Fly FasterA Poem by Pluviophilewell, it's a poem |
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