My Poetry
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Last published Thu, May 4, 2017
Poetry is my way of coping. I write things down when I feel, see, or need to say something. I hope you like it, and I plan to always add to this. If you want to know what I am writing about, feel free to comment or message me about it.
I, RandomMe66, give you My Poetry.
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