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Venting of Pain {{1.3.2009}}A Poem byIlay awake in tearsFor all my hopeless fears.Not having the one thingI want,The one thingI need,That's made me into me.And losing everythingThat has m.. |
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Chapter 11 - Why?A Chapter by KristenNeeded to vent. |
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Sorry I don't conform.A Poem by Clyde du CoeurI've watched countless friendships and relationships blossom as they step outside for a f*g - sometimes I wonder if I'm missing out. Consider this ven.. |
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StalkerA Poem by KendraDiannThere's this guy who follows me around cause he has a crush on me. I already turned him down but he doesn't get it. Last night he was in my dreams and.. |
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To VentA Poem by CherylA blurbie. I often write poetry, for whatever reason, when I'm angry. And here, of course, is the result. |
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Therapeutic Free WriteA Poem by Tinasha LaRayéjust needing to get thoughts out in some form. it's eating me up. |
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Hatred of One Who Burned MeA Poem by Edgar Allan Poe's Daughte..For Him, whom I loathe. |
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Journal EntryA Story by breTalking |
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On The BrinkA Story by MelHave you ever just felt like you can't handle it anymore? You just wish it was over? I have. |
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now i knowA Poem by nigrum homonculusi got recently told some things by a friend....wrote this in a minute. first time in a while i've been able to pen somebody else's emotions onto paper.. |
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You Threw Me Under The BusA Poem by PoemsbyPatrickSometimes our friends, meaning to or not, don't act much like friends. But we must forgive them their weaknesses. |
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Asphalt ParadiseA Poem by bparkwelcome to my relapse. Realism, free-verse, narrative poetry. |
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December 12, 2012A Poem by Naomi BloomWritten on December 12, 2012. I had just found out that I had failed a class required for graduation. It was also the first time I had failed a clas.. |
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AngerA Poem by J.TruthThere's nothing wrongwith being madStaying mad, the anger that keeps coming I've never had it this bad.My clenching fists leaving trail marks on my sm.. |
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Venting the BreakupA Poem by Mason RayburnShort. Simple. To the point. Old poem. |
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