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Drinking Coffee While Reading MiltonA Poem by Richard WilliamsA thought on life over morning coffee. |
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in the wheat fieldsA Poem by Daniel Atkinsonan old farmer's wistful fiction. |
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Out Of TownA Poem by Don ShawAt times, living in the city is just to much for this country boy . I have to get Out Of Town. |
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White Horned HorseA Poem by Alexander EmbersonA poem to express emotion. |
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Where the Doors LeadA Poem by Alexander EmbersonStop for a minute and think about where a door might open to. |
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A Dance of AugustA Story by Austin H.I'm refining my ability to write a fight scene with emotion and description, instead of words. So these two silent fighters take the fields in August. |
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Working together is always the best way!A Poem by Heather Cortia poem story written to show how much more effective we can be if we would just work together--we can accomplish our dreams |
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Pipe DreamsA Poem by Alexander EmbersonIn this living hell past the darkest pits where the cold grasps and drafts feed on those that wait. There is a mound home to a broken hilt that l.. |
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Sheep.A Poem by Ben AshelfordPut that red light upon your thoughts.For they really aren't your own.Read those magazines that tell you who you are, how to dress, speak, act and lov.. |
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That's the last time I invite that bloke from the ..A Poem by little kenSomeday all this will be fields. |
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Hay BalesA Poem by Jaden LarkerCalm autumn evening Gaggle swoops over Heard of hay bales |
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Fields of LavenderA Story by Summer Grace400 word flash fiction |
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A Lifeless SightA Poem by The NamelessA poem I wrote when I was 12, slightly edited. About an empty landscape... the "lifeless sight" |
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On this dayA Poem by Jack...Beauty surrounds us |
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~Autumn Cross~A Poem by PetrichorThis is a poem, which is also the chorus to a song of the same name... the poem reflects my personal struggle with depression, and frustration I feel .. |
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Winter FieldsA Poem by FrankieThis is a poem I wrote in one of my creative writing classes. |
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