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A Lesson In GeographyA Poem by MagiCrystalThe city that I walked changes me every time I smile. |
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Restless Boy to SocietyA Poem by TrevorI used to write verses on my palms, And draw back my fists without wondering why my fingers resembled coffin nails, Or why the back of my hand looke.. |
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cotton crucifixesA Poem by Jan FariasI'm apologizing ahead of time; it's sort of offensive if your a fundamental Christian. Hopefully you can look past the smut and understand it for what.. |
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Others v.s. MemoryA Poem by Navara-DesenWhen you lose one and people tell you they weren't alive. What do you do with only memories left inside? |
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A Valentine's LamentA Poem by Helen CrutchettAn oldie for the Valentine's Contest. Not for consideration. I seem to dig this one out every year. Just lazy I guess!! |
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Evil SmileA Poem by AmandaA little back and forth action, written by myself and MikeV! |
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A Door with One KeyA Poem by foxfly_graceThis one actually is a poem. I plan to use it to get a Scholarship. I'd like a little feedback on it, this will help a lot :) |
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Through the WoodsA Poem by foxfly_graceThese are actually lyrics. I like to consider them lyrics more than poetry, and I'm not sure why. :) |
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Music & MeA Poem by Nathan JMy ode to music |
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CAPRICIOUSNESS OF SUMMERA Poem by Alexander AngstA triplet comparing the unreliability of the weather to that of a human nature. |
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Over seaA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaegherePoetry is the rhythmical creation of beauty in words. Edgar Allan Poe |
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The Swan SongA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaeghereBeing born in a duck yard does not matter, if only you are hatched from a swan's egg. Hans Christian Andersen |
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Chaos WeaverA Poem by Stefano SegnanWell I remember the descending frost,The white night on a hidden cove,The silvery splendour of the sea and skies;The somber night on the lonely cove,T.. |
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Innocence and SkylinesA Poem by Nite LiframMore than two years ago, a few days after Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) passed through the skies of Naro Island, Masbate, Philippines. |
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