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The Dancer And The ViolinA Poem by Kasey JonesI wrote this last year for a school project but it's one of the few poems that I actually am somewhat satisfied with and enjoyed writing. |
Once another plush grove.A Poem by Kyle Insaneinspired by 'Instruction Manual For Loving A Pearl~' |
What if?A Poem by KayoIt's about a girl who wonders in those last precious moments before the water claims her life what she could have done, what life she could have lived.. |
The Autobiography of Katherine BradwellA Story by katherinebradwellSee the title. Also, I guess I should warn for swearing or something. As in, a lot of it. |
(untitled; subject to change)A Book by Jack "DO NOT USE" YoungHe could have been a powerful, heroic political prodigy. in turn, he's a homeless bitter b*****d. |
Gods mistakeA Poem by Viper PhoenixForgiveness is not safeForgetfulness is the key to sanity, not clarityWhat rings like a bell is clear The sick thuds under the damper of lies to.. |
Simple MudA Poem by Viper PhoenixMany men invaded your lifeLike showers of falling frozen stone on fire;Mediocre meteorites for you to wish uponCurses to them that come aroundNothing .. |
Grass Too TallA Poem by Viper PhoenixThere are posersThen there are composersHere's a bearded man with rosesWho waits for youTill the grass is too tall to mowHow many liesWill you tell me.. |
Smooth VelvetA Story by Duvessa.This is just a story at a point in time in someones life that you got to peak into without having to suffer the consequences of being a witness or tir.. |
This cold nightA Poem by Charles Konsorjust a cold (and lonely) night where too many things arise in my brain. |
Chapter 1A Chapter by Forgotten3I sat on the cold tile of the Store. The empty shopping cart was turned up vertically behind me. She grabbed me by my jacket and pulled me to my feet.. |
The Last Sunrise.A Poem by CedricNA delightful little romp through a garden full of weeds and vipers, so fasten your seat-belt and try not to bite your tongue off. |
Here For YouA Poem by Dylan Jacques-FeroA small poem, from and for, who you care about. |