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Lovers' Dreams by sunchild-
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of grassy meadows and sunlit dreams // poetry of the honey sweet love
void by mountainy
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sometimes, you feel void. #20 poetry july 14, 2016.
you worry too much by writewithmae
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read when you need a little picker-upper.
Crash and Burn by mountainy
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THE STORY OF LUKAS LANCASTER, AND HOW HE BECAME -- or, how a phoenix needs a spectacular flame to be reborn again. [ #204 spiritual 12.19.15 ]
the stars by rhodes_
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gus; [noun] 1. the only boy who likes the stars © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2014. N. A.
She by punctuations
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❝ She is a mystery, so he seeks answers. ❞ © nate k. 2014
Astoria Falls by Bambi_Rivers
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[HIATUS] Astoria Falls was the most frightening, beautiful being that ever walked the earth. At least, that's how twenty year old Conrad Stevens saw her. He was the Ivy League cookie cutter. She was the vagabond artist. He was methodical and she was illogical. And by a small chance, a blemish in their fate, they met and did the worst thing possible for the both of them. They fell in love.
When I Can't Do Anything Else by Dreamwald
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When I can't do anything else, I write poems. [Became #1 in Poetry a long time ago]
I named her Africa #Wattys2015 by xnotjustsomegirl
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I didn't mind if my fingertips were rusted with coffee grounds, or if my palm still hosted bread crumbs, I reached out my hand across the table, and you squeezed it but proved me wrong. My mind was spiraling, my heart, unstable. ____________________________
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Skinny by incaendo
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about pastries and poetry. bitter and sugar-free.