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A Split in CreationA Poem by DJA few words dedicated to my late brother. |
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Let the Blues man PlayA Poem by TheNewWriterIt is a poem for my dad that I created on his birthday |
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Ghosts of the pastA Story by Ramya RaoIt is a story of a girl raised in an Indian orthodox family,realizes her father is not so pious after all. She discovers his past, To know what she do.. |
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Right by my sideA Poem by AmbThis poem goes out to my father for all the things he has done for me. Im thankful to him for everything. |
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FriendsA Poem by Jacky SewellThey are those who bring joy in their eyes,those who support us in our life journey…They are those who are always in our company,and those who .. |
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I Smile...A Poem by Mai L NissenThinking I was suppose to be perfect, scared to fail when I was younger. The feeling of not measuring up revisited me recently, which has resulted in .. |
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The slumbering dragonA Poem by Ady BoblilThe slumbering dragon, he is not harmful. The moment he wakes up is a different kind of story. |
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Let me take a look at the world for a while...A Book by YoYohannaAiden Yang, now 19 years old, made a life changing choice the day the doctor told him that he had a very uncommon and incurable eye-disease. He decide.. |
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The Black SwansA Stage Play by Aurora MicheleA ten minute play I made for school, I want to expand it somehow but I'm not sure yet so I decide to publish for now. |
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"She thinks i need her"A Poem by RememberMeThis is a dialoge between a father and his daughter, in a lyrical form. |
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6,000 Miles ApartA Book by CuteBowGirlA white South African boy and a British girl fall in love and wish to marry. Their families though are not on the same side. For more info, check the .. |
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Madly In Love With YouA Book by KaylovestawriteJamal and Keisha fall in love 3months after meeting each other. As their love grow, they bring beautiful liona into the world but face hardship in the.. |
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Chapter 4A Chapter by theHobbitAnn starts to see the effect of her lie on her Dad. Although she wonders if it's necessarily a bad thing. |
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