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Duality: Love and LossA Story by rutgersstudentThis is just a short little piece that I made to try and test my use of duality. It is exaggerated in that sense. Please leave any feedback on it. |
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This DarknessA Poem by Michael Iam BoneThis poem is about our own darkness. |
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Black Marble TriggerA Poem by changesComingThis piece is a metaphorical look at something hard to show. |
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Witness of Thy BrowA Poem by Alfred Kukitzis that me |
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The Ocean Never Learned to SwimA Poem by Destiny_BrownWhen the ocean cries, the river tells it to shut up The wind can’t be bothered by the likes of the poor wretch It’s funny, cry me a .. |
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The LotusA Poem by MetaphantomVery semi-aggressive lyrical poem of the fight of duality and the journey of becoming one undivided consciousness. |
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A Man of ContradictionsA Poem by NoahDrakeIgnore this piece for it is nothing but the ramblings of a mad man. |
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PhantasmsA Poem by The Iron HorsemanThe darker side of those enigmatic ladies... |
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A Pause BetweenA Poem by mobiustripWas dealing with sleep paralysis at the time and contemplating a number of philosophical matters. I'd rather not explain this one. |
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Compos mentis/UnhingedA Poem by D.The highs and lows. |
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Defeat Me, ParalysisA Poem by D.A poem about cptsd |
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The Logic of the VoidA Chapter by Austin Wade RunyonThe Logic of the Void by Sundrowner (Austin Runyon) Everything is meaningless All logic is circular The void never stopped existing We only exi.. |
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The Duality of LoveA Poem by SoozProtegeLove from the view of different people. |
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The Wonderful Lord AugustA Book by JimiiA man loved by all: Lord August, one of exquisite tastes, and a kind demeanour. His ways are quickly dismissed, yet others are not driven away. Howeve.. |
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ChaosA Poem by Tobias SøgaardMy first poem ever - 4 years old |
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Fake FireplacesA Poem by Amanda ReynoldsThe duality of everyday life |
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IndeedA Poem by iTryToWriteAllTheTimeProfoundly inspired, profoundly lost, profoundly wandering with the weight of unanswered questions. |
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Regret HaikuA Poem by Amanda ReynoldsWinning and losing |
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