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The Curtain CallA Poem by RadioactiveWe stay in the shadows of the stage, while another dancer leads the way |
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Blood Red CurtainA Poem by Blue Bird IIDeception and fear, everything is so clear. I got you in my face, and I'm out of my place. I'm about toperish, without a trace. I'm pushed to .. |
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The Swagtastic VoyageA Poem by Jesse LancasterTitle by Mark Granade, my lovely roommate. A strange name to fit a strange poem. I wanted to try a different kind of flow to my work. |
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Curtain Rod Suggestions or How to Suspend Your Cur..A Story by Jhenen HerrerWooden curtain a fishing rod are now made a lot more sophisticated and stylish. Most of them are handmade and crafted with top-rated materials to brin.. |
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TuckerA Poem by Abdul Batin Osman Beyinspired about Truck Driving |
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Flank PlanA Story by Jacqueline Kamauan nice ineraction between a concubine(mpango wa kando) with a sperm donor who has refused to be a husband of one wife. |
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5. the man behind the curtainA Chapter by Jordan Williamsi wrote this for a friend of mine to sing when she was starting a band |
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Who Am I ?A Poem by Vidya BacchusRamblings of a purple angel. |
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Black Curtain AlleywaysA Book by MiscopiedIn short? A story told from third person view of both the life of a immortal man and the people he helps. |
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Final Swan SongA Poem by Helen CrutchettWe'll meet again when the curtain falls on my final swansong So wretched on this stage of life playing to a demanding aud.. |
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Final Swan SongA Poem by Helen CrutchettThis is from the 'archives'. A strange write that came to me out of the blue one day! Make of it what you may :) |
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1989A Poem by JohannaI wrote this poem on the plane tonight. It´s about Stalin´s regime and life under the Iron Curtain. |
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Shooting StarsA Poem by Satish VermaIt is over. The curtain falls. I have come to settle― |
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Curtain CallA Story by AsheA truck driver turned improv comedian in a miserable troupe does his best to close the show, relying on the one person he stayed for |
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GIVE MY REGARDS TOO BROADWAYA Poem by anthony blakeATTEMPTED ENTERTAINMENT |
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Rabindranath Tagore "Last Curtain" translationA Poem by Michael R. BurchLast Curtainby Rabindranath Tagoreloose translation/interpretation/modernization byMichael R. BurchI know the day comes when my eyes close,when my sig.. |
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