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Ode to NothingsA Poem by Zoe JayWhen we have nothing, we worry that we have achieved nothing,But when the world kneels before us, it seems like as to nothing,And we worry then about .. |
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Material sandA Chapter by Abdul Batin Osman Beyabout my odds with the modern world |
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What We NeedA Poem by Simon J HallidayToday's Poem |
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What We've GotA Poem by Simon J HallidayToday's Poem |
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The Burden of The MaterialA Poem by P.H. Carver"Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal." Matthew 6:19 We are not ou.. |
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friendshipA Poem by KristenWhat does it really mean? |
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one step forward, ten steps backA Poem by Kristenit's like you're the only oneyou're walking a tightropeyou're underwater and everybody around you is breathing fineyou're emptyyou're numbthe word "ug.. |
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PrologueA Chapter by Nicholas SantavyPrologue Just off a dirt run road, one of those ones you see in a horror movie about an inbred family, there is a house. It’s a cabin... well so.. |
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Her EyesA Chapter by Nicholas SantavyHer Eyes“David. Honey, we’re here!” my mother’s sweet melodic voice gracefully drifted its way into my head. I slowly opened m.. |
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Just our PossessionsA Book by Nicholas SantavyJust a story about a home. A home is what houses a family, a family is what builds people up. Things tend to break down sometimes. |
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You Know Not What You Have Until It's GoneA Poem by emipoemiIf you can boast to having eyes to see, And if to having minds to get the clue, You would know all you have shall.. |
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Post officeA Poem by ThisismythearpyLike I always say, I'm not a writer. This is just a coping mechanism. Everything is pulled from the muddled lines of a notebook I use for therapy as a.. |
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Compulsive buyingA Poem by ThisismythearpyJust a drunk poem that's about how buying possessions doesn't make you feel better. |
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Because She Craved the Very BestA Poem by Michael R. BurchBecause She Craved the Very Bestby Michael R. BurchBecause she craved the very best,he took her East, he took her West;he took her where there were no.. |
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NATURE'S LESSON OF LOVEA Poem by E.P. RoblesI wrote this poem celebrate the value of love, emotional connections, and the beauty of the natural world while challenging the significance of materi.. |
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