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My Mother, My SisterA Poem by The Poet of Black WingsFor all my complaining about mother earth, I know two things to be true. She is my home, and she is beautiful. For all my spite toward ma.. |
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DEGRADATIONA Poem by Confusercontrol, loss, retribution, pride, repression |
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MalfeasenceA Poem by Niall MaddenAs timid beating blunders,with morbidity held within its sound.As a viscous liquid Thicker than oil,trickled unnoticed intoa meaty motoras it did, tai.. |
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The LastA Poem by Roshan NairThis piece pictures the last day mankind spends on earth; it realizes that it is a part of the evolutionary journey of the Earth and not its last stag.. |
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Man is but a talking beastA Poem by Peter PappasA three verser |
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The greatest enemyA Poem by Taylor WilliamsTime It's the greatest enemy of man The difference of what makes a man blessed Or what can make a man damned They say patience is a virtue I beli.. |
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Becoming MankindA Poem by Healing StarA thought, a Hope, a Dream, for us all to share. |
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First AdamA Book by Andreas EconomouThe quest of a young man, thousands of years ago, reveals the true origin of the Biblical story about Adam and Eve. |
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Today's thoughts.A Poem by Shelley Louise SmithPoem. |
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Unavoidable VoidsA Poem by The ProtagonistLove has not a languageIntangible on many a tiresome tongueLove is muteAs a sunless skyAs a depthless seaAs inaudible utterances and fallen debrisIn a.. |
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Plain ViewA Poem by NatureBoyThe Ecological System |
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LifeA Poem by Leon A. WalkerA poem about universal and spiritual mankind |
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UntitledA Poem by Skylah GinetteThese men were mountains, But now they are changing colours, Shifting faces, different places In the rain. |
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The Man In The Snowy HouseA Poem by AnnaOh man in the snowy house,far away and far beyond.Come down from the attic,from dust and from dark.Oh man in the snowy house,you are here and then you.. |
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Waves of Moonlit WatersA Poem by Jason KozlowskiAkin was my childhood to the waves of moonlit waters;beautiful.Faultless therefore blameless and seemingly pristine,'twas usual for me to seem freeMy .. |
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