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Unforgettable Poetry by LittleAmuser
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Hello everyone! This is a piece where I will write my poetry. I am a teenager so there will be mistakes , please do tell if you find any flaw , i will try to eradicate it to the best of my ability. I hope to have as much support as possible. It is my dream to become famous. I have recently joined Wattpad, please share my work. I hope to relate with people. I wish you all like it. Love you all. Regards LittleAmuser.
Whispers Beneath the Noise by Anamikawrits
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This book is more than a collection of poems-it is a mirror to the hidden wounds of our society. It holds the weight of injustice, the silence of pain, and the truths we often ignore. Each poem is an unspoken cry, a reflection of deep scars, a voice rising from the quiet corners of the world. These poems are not written only in ink, but in pain, struggle, and the hope for change.
Whisper of Devotion by Anamikawrits
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A collection of poems filled with emotions, devotion, and unspoken feelings.
Revolting Melody by thelittlebystander
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Was scrummaging through some old notes and found a poem I wrote two years ago. Thought I'd share it here-funny how words from the past can still echo in the present.
Poet & The Vessel by thelittlebystander
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A metaphorical journey-or a venting spree? One commands them all but needs a body. The other is the body... but feels no joy. Let me introduce you to The Vessel and The Voice. This is Poet & The Vessel-a concept poem that blurs the line between myth and emotion, thought and form. Currently unfolding across three chapters, with more to come.
Figures Of Speech by thelittlebystander
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This piece is a chaotic sermon dressed in satire, stitched with absurdity, and delivered by a narrator who can't quite decide whether they're joking-or warning you. Figures of Speech was born from watching the distortion of language in real-time-how words meant to unite often divide, how truth bends until it breaks, and how the loudest voices often say the least. The poem is a venting valve. A fever dream with punchlines. It tackles everything from political hypocrisy and media theatrics to the decay of discourse itself. The "slips" in the poem-those ironic stumbles and word-swaps-aren't mistakes; they're masks peeling off. The more the narrator fumbles, the more they reveal. At its heart, this poem is about power: who holds it, who manipulates it, and who suffers beneath it. But it's also about complicity-ours. We laugh, we scroll, we nod, and then we play our roles again. The circus restarts. The machine keeps running. This is not a call to action. It's not even a protest. It's just a figure of speech. Unless, of course, it isn't.
Good Enough, Almost Poetry by rituPoet
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A book for poetry explorers. Every poem is fresh and different.
Glitches In Our Brainz  by rituPoet
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It is not just a book. It is a team!
Classic Sliver  by rituPoet
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Classic Sliver is a journey through the raw and radiant fragments of the human soul.
Religiously Romantic by NL-JOHN
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Grace Copeland, a pastor's niece with a failing heart and an unshakeable faith, meets James Decker, a wealthy, intellectually ruthless philosophy student who believes in logic, legacy, and nothing else. Their collision begins in a university lecture hall as a theological duel-faith versus reason-and ignites into something far more dangerous: a love that rewires both their destinies. --- In Essence: Imagine The Fault in Our Stars written by Marilynne Robinson-a literary, theological, and heartbreakingly intelligent love story about a dying skeptic who bequeaths his heart to the faithful girl he loves, making his body the final premise in a lifelong debate about God, love, and what remains when we're gone. The core question: If you could turn your heart into an argument, what would it prove?