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Great distance awayA Poem by Gerry Legisterlooking at how far humanity has come in the last decade |
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GenerationA Poem by Hunter Stonevery generation starts anew young and fresh.Learning from the past to start the future. Each generation grows and shapes the world in their own way,wh.. |
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Dear My GenerationA Poem by OplerasDear generation, Dear generation, everyone is a winner. Dear generation war. Dear generation viol.. |
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Our GenerationA Poem by KianaOur generation has become so use to temporary feelings, things and people we aren’t surprised when there isn’t a sequel. But it’s.. |
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GenerationA Story by Lauren DowdellThis generation in today's society!! It's the length of a story but it's really a poem. |
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Decade of nostalgiaA Poem by Gerry LegisterWe found a brand new world with the innocence of love, loitering with good intent |
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SomeoneA Poem by Mackenzie KnitterThis is me taking the advice people have told me after graduation and creating an actual sense of empowerment that the people of this generation can u.. |
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LikeA Poem by S. K. BurkeThey should start living for the sake of living Not to get a picture of themselves living Or to post an account .. |
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Synthetic BeautyA Poem by Mario ClaiborneA poem discussing the use of cosmetics, and perhaps why they are best not used, or at least used at a minimum. |
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The FallenA Poem by Aa HarveyOur sinful ways will ruin our world. |
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Easter in the 666A Poem by TrissyHow I'm feeling doesn't matter... Trust me I'm OK. Instead, ask yourself why do we hurt each other when we know we're all the same. They will try to t.. |
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millennialsA Poem by BrendenStone exterior, glass frame Empty mansion, no foundation |
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AlwaysA Poem by Alfred KukitzThe Age of Voices |
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NinetiesA Poem by Laytee LannetteNineties my era not the best era to grow up inDysfunctional families all our children left for whatMaybe your father wasn't ready or your mother wasn'.. |
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Body TroubleA Poem by Celie Rosevindictive idea from scientific mad man's mind. |
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Epidemic ExplodesA Poem by Celie RoseFood for thought. |
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Adult AlliterationA Poem by PeachesWhen I think of alliterations, I think of when I first learned about them in my childhood. Slowly, as I age, I realize my "forever young" is fading an.. |
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