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2: The WatchA Chapter by AnonymousThanks to Keevan... Her opinion on the watch in the last chapter gave me a GREAT idea. :) |
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3: Tears Do NothingA Chapter by AnonymousChapter three of Remembering Innocence. |
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4: Never AgainA Chapter by AnonymousChapter four of Remembering Innocence. |
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Burning RemainsA Poem by Amber Elaine MarshallA poem about letting go and holding on all at once |
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As Grief WithdrawsA Poem by Deb debJust wrote this. Went to writers prompts.com. It was a prompt for a poem that was to begin with Anger sufers as grief withdraws. |
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Imaginary KissesA Poem by Linda Marie Van TassellTears conceal the memory of a long time ago. |
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5: FireworksA Chapter by AnonymousChapter five of Remember Innocence. |
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6: A MistakeA Chapter by AnonymousChapter six of Remember Innocence. |
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7: NightmaresA Chapter by AnonymousChapter seven of Remember Innocence. |
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Broken LullabyA Poem by Adam M. SnowAwaken the children, let them see, all agony's within, and perhaps just maybe, they would lose all hope, all their dreams, all feelings would cope, no.. |
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Breaking PointA Poem by KristenA poem similar to my earlier piece, "Life of Lies". About abuse, sorrow, and suicide. |
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8: The VisitA Chapter by AnonymousChapter eight of Remember Innocence. Sorry its late, guys! |
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Auspicious of NightsA Poem by Adam M. SnowOn this auspicious of nights, the children comes with fear delights, awaken the infant, the newborn kin, and open the world of pain within |
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9: FestivalA Chapter by AnonymousChapter nine of Remember Innocence. Don't worry... This one is much more entertaining than the last one. :) |
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Crimson Flame [150th poem]A Poem by Adam M. SnowBorn from a pure amity spark, feared by all hatred and sorrow, lighting throughout the dark, as it grows every morrow. |
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The Green-Eyed MonsterA Poem by Hopelessly ConfusedA monster in control. |
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SparrowA Poem by Cheavel DeLunajust a little something from the sparrows.. |
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