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PassingA Poem by Ni1408When all the Flowers have goneAnd the Forget-Me-Nots forgottenThey are not alone.The rain sends it's greetingsto the stoneA while passes. |
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Simple Haiku'sA Poem by Mr. AnonymousA few simple Haiku's about nature of the High Desert. |
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Galaxy-Size AllA Poem by JazmenI want it all Found me a place in the stars Just for the eyes and beating of hearts All that remains undone and unmarred And in the darkness I am call.. |
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Death and DecayA Poem by Suavis_UmbraDeath and decay grew inside of me, |
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"Hung Up In Perdition"A Poem by stephen dillonit's about my love for asthetics i am not that deep |
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A Pelican BreezeA Poem by SyberRoseLouisiana bayou Moon |
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To sleeping hillsA Poem by B.JA morning walk with nature, something we take for granted |
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To Have Loved MaryA Poem by Robert RonnowToday is Sunday and I'm going to the oceanor maybe not. Definitely not doing the laundryor maybe I will. Moss and even a small treegrow in the rotten .. |
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Neon LighteningA Story by JetllagA tale of travel ,adventure ,scenery and description.Some history may find it s way into the story. I have some of it written in different places and.. |
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Green SpaceA Story by DaughterNaturePlease respect and appreciate the last vestiges of the environment! |
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Castles Of IrelandA Poem by EmilyCherry wood door |
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Bed Toe - A Very Short StoryA Story by DeBloyceToe moss and love |
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Yellow MossA Poem by David Lewis PagetThe gates of the ancient prison creakedAnd the chains clanked in the breeze,When we pulled in with our caravan,As we camped among the trees,The kids w.. |
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the seamA Poem by Amrit Evan Guptathe other night |
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OutstretchedA Poem by GGIt is about two objects of nature that want to grow and support each other, however one is much farther than the other and it's a problem |
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PanA Poem by Michael R. BurchPanby Michael R. Burch... Among the shadows of the groaning elms,amid the darkening oaks, we fled ourselves...... Once there were paths that led to co.. |
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Within Green EyesA Poem by CriatorFrom the collection of “Bodily Observations” |
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How Fortunate We AreA Poem by The CragWriting how the variety of life that we have on this beautiful planet and that we really need to value it more than we do. |
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