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Beyond the Summer SolsticeA Poem by Richard WilliamsThe very good things of summer. |
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Fireworks DrummerA Poem by Ph.D in VictoryI know I'm late, but this is just a little something I did for the 4th of July, enjoy! Check out my other poems if you like this one. |
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Thunder GnomesA Poem by Richard WilliamsThey play thunder at night. |
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Ocean ShoreA Poem by Kelly M.Sand in my toes And the wind in my hair Ocean waves crash Bringing salt to the air The hot July sun Shines overhead Bright and beautiful With a touch.. |
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July 5thA Story by creatifmaIt was a beautiful summer day. What happened later that day was something I never expected and it was something I wished I could stop. |
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RememberA Story by Summer GraceSupposed to be 400 word flash fiction.. |
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The Three Daughters of SummerA Poem by LeighThree daughters of summer stand strong Like unshadowed pillars of stone Against the impatient rushing of seasons The arms of Spring reach into.. |
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The Old ManA Story by AmberA sad story about an elderly man whom thought everyone had forgotten about him. Also this is what my first ever story was about, this is the short sto.. |
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The Final VerdictA Poem by MFJ ESEHow am I to sleep, When my Spirit is fighting tears? Not an ounce of inspiration all week It is highly loathsome and unwholesome T.. |
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Piles of Grains of SandA Poem by TylerAlong the city’s second longest streetAt the end of its second longest monthWalked a woman, in plaid,Lugging an incongruous antique lampToward t.. |
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To See You AgainA Poem by kera moondustYour eye’s are the seaside That I fell in love with And I can’t help but see them (you) In all the blue spaces In my.. |
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If The Seasons Could TalkA Poem by Shayna Joyce~What is October to the month of June? I can always spy her condescending eye Holding up a far more desirable moon Looking forward to tho.. |
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SummerA Poem by ZenSweat gathers at my pits and theBack of my knees.It dries sticky.Upon my browMore sweat beads.My skin is clammy,But I pant.My room is a makeshift saun.. |
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