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Four SeasonsA Poem by KARENMissing the one you love! |
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Last SummerA Poem by Williamthe falling leaves remind me how your hair fell into your face. the falling leaves remind me how you fell from grace. |
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First Chill of AutumnA Poem by Marie HarrisonA frosty breath poem of fall. |
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Understanding What HappenedA Poem by Taste of Insanitythis i wrote after contemplating me past |
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Seasons of EmotionsA Poem by sweet-harpeeSpring, summer, Fall, Winter…all a rotation…all seasons of heart break, love, romance, and break-ups. Spring- season of love, friends.. |
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The Hours FallA Poem by Undying GloryMy song/poem on my (revised) views on life and death... |
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Ode to AutumnA Poem by Zoe JayA hazy orange moon and a starless skyHeavy orange-tinted urban cloudsMove with slow, pompous presenceDictating whether we are in light, or shadowAs br.. |
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Winter's Cruel SummerA Book by Sigyn |
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Prologue: Where it All Began...A Chapter by SigynWinter’s Cruel Summer The cold, blue color of the sky, lingered on the frozen ground. Stars twinkled on the dark velvet, but they were cold and .. |
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Candy SeasonsA Poem by KARENAlittle sweetness to go alone to fill your days! |
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It's Fall And I Miss YouA Poem by RJ HarriganIt’s Fall And I Miss You by RJ Harrigan The leaves change colors to start the season. I walk an empty hull your heart the reason.. |
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When I close my eyesA Poem by DeniseEveryone has a special place they go when they daydream... |
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Season's wardrobeA Poem by KATHY SUE SILLSEarth each season looks in the closet, dresses in Spring, Summer, Fall, or Winter wear. |
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Autumn on its wayA Poem by Apple NewhouseThe cool crisp air the scent of earth and dampness in the morning air oh how I feel autumn on the way,the feeling of butterflies fill me with excitm.. |
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JVL: Chapter Twenty-OneA Chapter by rRipples spread across the stream, rolling on and on as variously colored paws splashed into it. Darkness crowded the surface, as the only light wa.. |
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The Old Man in the AutumnA Poem by S.T. ScrivenerOctober roads are littered with nostalgia; auburn and crimson embers sink like ash to the ground, perpetually estranged from the spirited.. |
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CollapseA Poem by Alyss ErulisseWhen the weight is too much, all I want to do is collapse. This is for all the students who have studied all night long and found it hard to stay awa.. |
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The Fall of the Rising SunA Poem by Adam M. SnowDark is the day that lingers on and on, Whether it be, or whether it be not, In spite of all, that was but now is gone, We are but lost in the echoes .. |
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