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A Traitor Among Us by Veronica2012Taryanik
Veronica2012Taryanik
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They lurk in the shadows. We see them as evil, but they are nothing but broken. ~by Veronica Taryanik
3am by harrywrites
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the kind of poems you only write when it's raining and 3am. book cover design by @_wacKo x
Wild Berry by aabhie
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A potpourri.
Name by pepperpie27
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I cannot speak her name.....This poem book shall hold memories of her..
protea by DebZirOeZ
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"her heart was a secret garden and the walls were very high." a flower, protea an admirer a past of pain a garden of rehabilitation a love soil deep Come see their journey
Paper Planes by erinedipity
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One Shot.
Writing 39 Letters | ✓ by ThatReeader
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❝Love is banned. Affection is forbidden. Lust is prohibited. In a world where relationships are decided by the government, maybe the only way to keep Nora and Ryan's love alive is to write letters. Between them both, they wrote thirty-nine letters. The fortieth letter went unanswered.❞ // ©ThatReeader 2015. All Rights Reserved.
The Patient Heart by seeliot
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is it still a joke now? by oh-dear
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The utter most inner thoughts and feelings of one who has but no other way to express them and therefore without a pen a paper she very much may spontaneously combust in an explosion of secrets bottled up for far far too long. : )
Little Curlew by DarknessAndLight
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All its life, the bird had felt unworthy and plain. Uninteresting and unremarkable. With its beak too long, its feathers a drab color, it felt utterly worthless. And trading being a human at the price of understanding was not too much of a price. Or was it? dedication to Eskimo Curlew bird