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  • corpora... chaotic by w_m---
    w_m---
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    "Write hard and clear about what hurts." ~Ernest Hemingway "In order to understand, I destroyed myself." ~Feranando Pessoa "We are all like the bright moon, we still have our darker side." ~Khalil Gibran
  • The Moon, Sun and Ice Cream by Aorato
    Aorato
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    So this is just a group of poems I put together. Some are really old, some I will write the day I post them. You're welcome to criticize my work, and give it to me straight. You're also just welcome to read. So, without further ado......
  • Ironic Sonnet by OMDITSJJ
    OMDITSJJ
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    This is a quirky little idea i had the other day whilst studying shakespearean text. The concept idea is basically to contradict the point if the sonnet - but still give it the poetic feel. I may turn this into a collection if it is liked! Enjoy! ------------------------------ Sorry it has been a while. And i am sorry for many more reasons, And grateful for so much more. Sorry, thank you, i love you all... Possibly- but most likely some.
  • Out of the Sky - A Collection of Descriptive Poems by Larenf
    Larenf
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    Remember when the moon fell out of the sky? Remember when you admired the perfect features of your porcelain doll? Remember when someone unlikely opened your eyes to see the truth? Try to remember.
  • *Censored* A Short Poem by DragoelX99
    DragoelX99
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    Try and understand this one, I don't.
  • Impurities by Juxtapostition
    Juxtapostition
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    I dystonian story about a teenage girl on the run.
  • A Collection of Poetry by Anomyo
    Anomyo
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    From the story of a Little Boy to the Romantic Love of opposites, join ThomoJames and go onto journeys through new worlds and lifetimes in these seven poems. The Seven Titles are: A is for Anti-Human A Monster in Me A Little Boy Colours of Grey Love Goodbye to a Good Friend Judgemental Book 1 in ThomoJames's newest Poetry Collection Series
  • The Woman with Hair the Color of a Summer Sunset by _Epiphoney
    _Epiphoney
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    Anxiety and fear over what he knows he must do, a juxtaposing memory, and a woman with hair the color of a summer sunset...
  • Juxtaposition by IN5an1ty
    IN5an1ty
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    When Aracely Noir thought about her tracking cermony, she thought about the ultimate control over her life being taken away. Who she would marry, if she would have kids, when she would die everything. What happens when a silver light changes her fate and possibly the fate of her whole star system. She now has to worry about running an entire populace instead of wondering if she would ever feel in control again. This is a story about the juxtaposition of having control versus being in control.
  • My Dreary Verse by Crimsonspill
    Crimsonspill
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    Poems are an insight into the soul of the poet. It sheds light on the stories, pain, or longing of the individual and paves way for inspiration since it can spring out from anywhere but the most inspiring source is the one where anything bleak has the ability to illuminate even the darkest corner.
  • Poverty by swagelicious_at_15
    swagelicious_at_15
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    Poverty has the same face in all places - poverty is a disease, but the only cure is changing humanity. We need to build up the bridges between the rich and poor to close the gap to obtain peace and harmony. Unfortunately, nowadays, humanity is selfishly generous. I mean, how would you feel if the tables got turned and you were sitting where they are? How about you donate that dollar instead of buying a plastic water bottle. You keep spending money like it is going out of fashion. Sorry to break it to you, but money doesn't grow on trees. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A lot of people around the world are suffering through poverty. Not many have the support they need to start a stable career. Not many can afford the things, us Canadians, take for granted. Many people think they are helping, but they're really not. Many think the people suffering through poverty can go to the government and services for help, but they are so insecure. They don't have confidence or support to help propel them forward. Many homeless shelters reject people suffering through poverty simply because the shelter is full. Please make a change in society.
  • Perception by thefriar
    thefriar
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  • A Haiku Collection by Joyeuph
    Joyeuph
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    If you could express all of you in a simple 17-syllable phrase, would it sound like these? All your emotions, your heartbeats, your insecurities, philosophies and so much more. No need for long explanations or numerous words to describe them. This is my attempt at writing haiku. I hope they can be categorized as 'haiku'.
  • Coiled in Words by casual_reverie
    casual_reverie
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    Writing is one of the best ways to unravel the chaos inside your mind. At least, it is for me. This is a collection of poems-some are drenched in sorrow, some are tangled in questions, and a few, just a few, might hold a flicker of hope. Okay, debatable. But err.
  • The Cheese Cult's silly little occurrences by PaperStealer
    PaperStealer
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    A few little stories taking place in the same silly universe.
  • Swan Among Pigeons by JesseGarcia478
    JesseGarcia478
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    They do not know what beauty had made landfall on rotting ground, neither does the stranger, all they know is it radiates with questions.
  • Gypsy Writer by RoseMozhui
    RoseMozhui
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