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Shadow BloomerA Poem by AnnaThey all seem to think it's such a sweet secret,what a mystery the one is, who holds my blacker heart of coal.But they all have read too many of fairy.. |
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Fate of Some StoriesA Poem by Devashish KumarSome stories are without names.They survive in crumpled pages of oldjournals awaiting acknowledgment,in fearful anxiety they will perhapsbecome powerf.. |
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A River's RevealA Poem by AnnaI haven't written here in so many endless long days,hushed by silence in the yearly lakeside summers.I wove myself into so many stories while I was aw.. |
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Mass ConfusionA Poem by Bohrium GuyJust because a poem is posted for display doesn't mean its real or happening. It simply means its a moment in time transposed to words on the screen.... |
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Spiritual PillarA Book by supernaught16Compilation of stories and short narratives on my spiritual journey. |
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The VeilingA Poem by AnnaI have always loved the darkness of the grimmest fairy tales,for not all of this world is dusted by the holy glittering sun.Oh, there are still houses.. |
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PetallessA Poem by AnnaI rinse my hair with shots of whiskey,I bathe in black smoke and blood wine.Skin against the air like ice in the sea,emptied aged bottles and aches of.. |
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Tales Of The GoneA Poem by AnnaArctic winds howl into the glow of feathery moonlight,we cry white crystal snow, we are still only stardust.The ship's bow dips into the ice of a cold.. |
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The Man Who Searched For FearA Screenplay by Leon CA disabled man invites people to tell me tales that will chill his blood. opening sequence for proposed TV series (unfinished) **warning** drug refe.. |
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The little tree branch's Tale.A Story by NoraIt's story about holding on the wishes; It kinda kids story Thanks for Chris who made this story marvelous by his editing |
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Dead Men Tell No TalesA Poem by KinseyRotting in the ground, sitting there for an enterity. No movement no sound. Rats chew on the bones. No casket. This body a vessel that used to hold a .. |
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When The Tales AwakeA Poem by Mario VitaleWe can learn something from the tales of long ago |
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