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MemoryA Poem by Gaia OctaviaThere is a still- a moment embedded within- heavy in my heart and tattooed on my skin |
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But Often...A Poem by unsavable_soulA self reflective piece with no direct structure or concept just true to write it as it comes |
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A New Type Of FireA Poem by OhiomanThis terza rima poem shows us what happens between a couple on a camping trip. |
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“The Death of Words”A Poem by Bree OrlockIt is a time when two people can not stand that sound of the others voice |
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The First Time She Flashed MeA Poem by OhiomanThe author of this haiku poem talks to us about his first encounter with a female flasher. |
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IT'S EASY TO PRETENDA Poem by raj24QUESTIONS FOR LIFE |
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Venomous WordsA Poem by Ryan GreenhamA memoir on the effects of bullying and the pain it causes |
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Black SeaA Poem by Ryan GreenhamWhen love is drowning you, you need to pull yourself out |
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Brother TimeA Poem by Ryan GreenhamA cautionary tale of procrastination |
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When I Saw Her Skinny DippingA Poem by OhiomanA young man uses this haiku poem to describe what happens after he sees a woman skinny dipping in a swimming pool. |
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Lost XA Poem by PatrickPinkNot sure if the caller was searching for a pet or a friend, but something was lost that night |
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IA Poem by IWAZHEREI can feel it moving, slowly, eagerly moving. I can feel it creeping, ever so eerily creeping. |
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He Watched Her Do The SameA Poem by OhiomanThis haiku poem is about two people allowing themselves to do some self pleasuring while looking at each other. |
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You.A Poem by Autumn M PaddockThe world is full of unanswerable questions,Why is the sky blue? Or the grass green?What makes us fall into love? Or out of it?There are no direct fac.. |
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Kingdom of Clouds (Queen)A Poem by COLLETTEI’ll write you so many pages of poetry darlin Enough so we can wrap your angels arms and legs Scribbling sonnets for your fingertips Creati.. |
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“Passing through the threshold”A Poem by Bree OrlockA poem |
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Goddess to GoddessA Poem by Laura TruemanWomen have to be each other's friend, goddess to goddess |
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