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Second SpellA Poem by Alfred KukitzIt it be that we have not dwelled long in silence? |
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Between Her LegsA Story by Jessica RaeannSex and guilt of a relationship. But, mostly sex. |
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A chink openA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaeghereHappiness often sneaks in through a door you didn't know you left open. John Barrymore |
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To Have Loved MaryA Poem by Robert RonnowToday is Sunday and I'm going to the oceanor maybe not. Definitely not doing the laundryor maybe I will. Moss and even a small treegrow in the rotten .. |
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RambleA Poem by Twiztid PoetessFun tongue twister of life and poetry. |
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ClutterA Poem by Maddy StillmanI don't talk a lot. |
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Ocean in a PauseA Poem by Alfred Kukitzas temperature rises |
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The Watching TreeA Poem by David Lewis PagetMy father called it the Watching TreeFor it turned, and swivelled to see,He’d planted its seed in the winter weatherOn top of the grave of Annab.. |
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Colorful But Not BeautifulA Poem by AnnaMy skin is freckled, spots and dots,like the sun-colored leaves outside.I write in red ink, as if to make me-something beautiful- still I do hide.My e.. |
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Soft ThornsA Poem by Kelly CorcoranKelly Corcoran 4/21/15 Soft Thorns With her barbed tongue and ready wit, She’s a soft edge taking a hit. Soft thorns, beware of scorn She.. |
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Cut Me, PersephoneA Poem by AnnaSilver lightning under my skin,brass in my own spilled blood.Oh, cut me, Persephone.I have only godless lonely words that nobody wants,I read the gold.. |
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I Don't KnowA Poem by Alfred Kukitzhuh |
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slip of your tongueA Chapter by Lyn Andersondo your best |
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Mouth and TongueA Poem by Alfred Kukitzdo you come here often? |
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But All Men JudgeA Poem by Susanna CorreyaJudge thou not, and be not judged. Your eyes, though they see as much as A shadow from the viewing side of the screen, Are shoehorned to be self-.. |
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