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Please Live AgainA Poem by J.A.BentleyI ran into a older gentlemen at a car repair place who struck up a conversation with me so we talked. In a manner respective of his age, I listened an.. |
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LabryinthA Poem by Helen CrutchettLabyrinth Something brushed against my slumber deep in the forest lushness of drifting dreams Meadows of frozen stars .. |
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Ode to the Schwarzwald (Satis Shroff)A Poem by Satis ShroffA poem about the seasonal changes in the Black Forest, Germany where the poet lives. |
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Falls of Lunar LightA Poem by SyberRoseShe walks the path of a distant memoryas she trips over pebbles of the heartAlong the banks of once upon a timewhen romance was a tender form of art~W.. |
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Taste of the MornA Poem by SyberRoseIsland of wildflowers carpet the meadow Japanese blood grass is bleeding with hue The fog in the dawn curtseys to the sun Painting the skies a cob.. |
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To Have Cast A ShadowA Poem by AnnaCasting dark shadows into some oblivion,and wrapping myself up in the blankets of night.You came walking softly after my foot steps,and brought meadow.. |
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CHAPTER FOUR - SISTER MARY TURTLEDOVEA Chapter by Peter RogersonThe contrast between Heaven and Hell couldn't be more stark... |
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Truly Hear MeA Poem by TyTruly Hear Me |
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Reflect Silent MeadowsA Poem by BThe seamless sounds of sedative water fallsTaken by this clever certitude never mistakenQuiet are the pacific waves passingAs our bodies immensely rec.. |
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Meadows and Bonfires (Two Sides of the Same Coin)A Poem by R.J Calzonetti (SinisterP..Half dark poem, half uplifting. This is two poems that make up the sides of the same coins. About Meadows and Bonfires |
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Familiar MeadowsA Poem by VoidlessThe pollen once filled the air My eyes turn red and blue and mostly yellow. And the grass that’s damp and cool and bare The clear blue sky se.. |
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Jessamyn's Song by Michael R. BurchA Poem by Michael R. Burch“Jessamyn’s Song” is an early poem of mine inspired by Claude Monet’s oil painting “The Walk, Woman with a Parasol,&rdqu.. |
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