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  • "How to be a Big Girl" by pansywansy
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    ~Enjoy my short story'~
  • No Purpose.. by xXToxicHugglesXx
    xXToxicHugglesXx
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  • Chapter 1 Bleeding heart by RaymondB_1000
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    please help me improve my first chapter of my novel through your constructive comments. thank you so much
  • Dying Inside, But Saved In Time...? by XxStainedKISSxX
    XxStainedKISSxX
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    Karen hates her life to the tip of dying. When she was young she lost her dad its not her fault. She was 10 standing near a cliff that was also near her grandmother's house. She was about to jump but then near a bush stood a boy who change everything...Time by time she would come and visit her grandmother only to see the same boy who hide in the same bush. But one day he had to leave and that tore her apart the friends she made when she met him all hated her. Now she's 16 what happens when that boy come's to her school? What happens if he change? Will he be able to change her again? Like before or will someone else save her this time...?
  • Trek by hadiasattar
    hadiasattar
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    Love is a difficult phenomenon and according to me it is not present in this world. There is no such person in this world who could love you forever and ever and who could die saying your name. Or spent most of the time thinking about you and loving you. These are all just fantasies. There is no such thing as true love. It is just in books and movies. If in my life I fell in love that would probably be a nightmare.
  • Broken Piece (Under revision) by changebyme
    changebyme
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    His love was always held back by this damn thing called timing. It never worked out for him that's why he never wanted to love again. Yet fate, Ah fate, if only fate has a living body then he's twisted in the head and has a very different plan for him. And unlucky him the plan was what he despise the most... falling in love. "I swear to keep my heart close until my last breath! Until I die..." -Levinson Floyd, a man who hides his broken piece.
  • The Truth Of This Magnitude by ElizabethMoroz
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    External Review The Truth of This Magnitude" by Elizabeth Moroz is a profound and complex exploration of the human condition and the societal challenges we face. The poem is divided into several stanzas, each addressing different facets of human behavior, societal norms, and the consequences of our actions. The poem opens with a depiction of defiance and reliance, suggesting a tension between rebellion and conformity. This sets the tone for a series of contrasts that permeate the rest of the poem, such as heroism juxtaposed with mundane existence, and ethical integrity contrasted with societal corruption. Throughout the poem, Moroz highlights various injustices and hypocrisies present in society, from the disregard for the underprivileged to the facade of the elite. There is a sense of disillusionment and outrage at the systemic failures that perpetuate inequality and suffering. The poem also touches on themes of resistance and perseverance, suggesting that even in the face of overwhelming adversity, there is value in standing up for what is right. However, there is also a recognition of the impermanence of individual efforts and the limitations of human agency in the face of global crises. The closing stanzas of the poem evoke a sense of impending doom and existential despair, as the speaker reflects on the magnitude of devastation facing humanity. Despite this, there is a glimmer of hope in the call for a "resurrection of virtue and human decency," suggesting that redemption is still possible if we collectively strive for change. Overall, "The Truth of This Magnitude" is a thought-provoking and powerful work that challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the world we live in while also inspiring them to imagine a better future. Moroz's skillful use of language and imagery creates a visceral and immersive reading experience that lingers in the mind long after the poem is finished.
  • Sacreficing Suffer by AkmalMuis
    AkmalMuis
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  • A Reckoning Of Illumination by ElizabethMoroz
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    "A Reckoning of Illumination" is a poem that explores themes of spirituality, enlightenment, and the interconnectedness of humanity with the natural world. The poem begins with the speaker's soul being rejuvenated by the gentle touch of autumn winds, symbolizing a sense of weariness and longing for solace.The poem then describes the cascade of elemental hues of grace from the enlightened sky, symbolizing the beauty and wisdom that emanate from higher realms. These divine revelations ignite the somber filaments of inquisition, indicating a deep contemplation and questioning of life's mysteries.The Herculean sun, represents the struggle and vulnerability of human existence. The poem continues with an intimate haze of glory and intrigue, evoking a sense of wonder and fascination. The chorus of an angelic choir resonates through the clouds, symbolizing a connection to the spiritual realm and the profound insights gained from it.Reflective insight about the complexities of humanity is portrayed.This juxtaposition highlights the profound and intricate nature of human existence. The poem then explores the evolution of emblems and symbols of revolution with the marking of a new dawn, symbolizing the potential for change and growth.The poem concludes with a reflection on the beauty and bountiful exclamations of indisputable divine inspiration. The speaker and others lay on the ancient ground, listening to time itself combine with entropy, creating a never-before-seen moment of purity. This moment transcends youth and hope, leading to a place of deliverance where weary souls must rest and wait for the essence of existence to reveal itself through the intrinsic absence of thought.Overall, "A Reckoning of Illumination" is a deeply introspective and spiritually rich poem that explores the interconnectedness of humanity, the beauty of nature, and the search for divine inspiration and understanding. enlightenment, and the interconnectedness of humanity with the natural world.
  • Raconteur's Agony by DOLL5R
    DOLL5R
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    The Second Poem Album
  • My Heartless Husband (COMPLETED) by Senyorita_Writer
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    Villafuerte Series #1 Loving someone can break you. That was the case for Zianna, she loved her husband too much that in the end she only bleed and suffered. She sacrifice and endured everything only to received pain. At nang hindi nya na kinaya ang sakit umalis sya at nagpakalayo layo, she hope to live her life free from pain. Away from the man whom she loved, Zeus Villafuerte, her ex husband. After so many years, they met again. She wonder, mayroon kayang nagbago kay Zeus? CAN YOU STILL FORGIVE THE ONE WHO GAVE YOU A PAINFUL SCARS AND MEMORIES? CAN YOU STILL GIVE HIM A SECOND CHANCE EVEN THOUGH YOU'RE NOT SURE IF HE'S REALLY WORTHY OF YOUR TRUST AGAIN.