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  • Poetry of Death by Viklaw
    Viklaw
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    "You kept saying that you would never die, that you would live forever. But here you are, and here I am. Isn't it funny? I'm here to take your soul. Did I mention, I love my job? Oh right! I never told you. I'm the reaper who will reap your life." By M.E./ Viklaw and T.L./ Shyama_Ismae.
  • A Nightmare's Anthology by ImmortalCharlotte
    ImmortalCharlotte
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    The brainchild of a dark winter's night. My darkest thoughts on death and morality recovered, compiled and translated into verse. Somewhat grim, infinitely deep and plenty of meaningful symbolism.
  • Thoughtless Reflects by sanedeath45
    sanedeath45
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    mindless scribbles...?
  • The Villain's Poetry by Viklaw
    Viklaw
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    "I am a villain, and you, hero-- yes, you-- you will bow down to me. And you will die by my hands-- or should I say, my sword? Anyway, you will die. What? You want a poem before you die? No. Just die." --- By M.E./ @Viklaw and T.L/ @killlerdemonwolf. Originally named "Dark Poems".
  • Six Feet by poetrydinosaur
    poetrydinosaur
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    Poetry yay
  • Going Gently by lichdaughter_xinyi
    lichdaughter_xinyi
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      Reads 7
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      Parts 1
    February 9th, 2021
  • MATURE Poetry by yevheniiaaleskerova
    yevheniiaaleskerova
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    A poetry collection for grown-ups, about mature topics, written from an adult's perspective.
  • stupid poems about love. by emily11anne
    emily11anne
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    fifteen shitty poems about love, heartbreak, fear, and feeling like death is the last warm embrace you will ever have.
  • For CK by WyattHBonney
    WyattHBonney
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      Reads 10
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    A poem about loss
  • Myrrh  by sarakatverse
    sarakatverse
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      Reads 68
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      Parts 13
    To understand life, one must first tangle with death. It is not a single vast unknown, but the accumulation of being. Death can be a warm, soft blanket in the storm--a familiarity, a friend-close enough to comfort, yet distant enough to let you breathe.
  • Footnotes by apartment42
    apartment42
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    a series of unconnected scribbles of random topics that come across me.
  • Death is a Flower by Iscarra
    Iscarra
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    What seemed so palpable to many, was concealed in between the lines of what humans called reality. A beautifully descriptive short story of an uncertain death.
  • The Final Brushstoke by devratna_samant
    devratna_samant
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    Veronica, a failed artist, stumbles upon a killer who signs his crimes with poetry. Drawn into his darkness, love blossoms and art blooms. Yet her search for the truth may cost her everything- turning her into a writhed flower. (No Sexual material) ✅ Short Chapters. ✅ Each ends with a twist.
  • always death by SamRayScott999
    SamRayScott999
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    all I see is life, now I see death since I was a kid not at a great age either. death they say is peaceful, I tend to agree, and life is hard I most definitely agree with them about that part. I can't help but wonder when my time will officially be to go out of this world and to the next life or where ever I go heaven, maybe even hell who knows I do it's just a dark abyss it's nothing fancy like they say heaven is or it's nothing like a burning ember like hell. where did I go, where are you, am I done, have you made your life the way you wanted or do you want to lie again, far away is where we are we never live a life we want. Don't start that I've lived my life to the fullest when in all reality you haven't or the I didn't like my life even the tinniest bit.