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fellings poem poetry

Those are poems that I write when I'm inspired. They are about very different topics & not linked one to another. I hope some people will understand the meaning of my writing & that it will make them feel something. Love y'all !All Rights Reserved

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potato randomly half-venting? by potato_511

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The Tears I learned To Love by Viecasse

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زهور العتمة ونور نجد by 7likxil

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The Gallery Of Unspoken Words by verd1ana

The Gallery of Unspoken Words is a collection of poems that captures the quiet ache of admiration from afar-where longing is painted in glances, devotion is sketched in shadows, and love exists in the spaces between words never said. Each poem is a brushstroke on an invisible canvas, depicting the artist's silent devotion to a muse who may never know they inspire such beauty. Through soft whispers of ink and delicate strokes of verse, this collection explores the tension between distance and desire, the bittersweet nature of unseen admiration, and the art of loving someone in silence. For those who have ever watched, adored, and created in secret, The Gallery of Unspoken Words is an intimate portrait of longing-where love is an artwork that never quite leaves the easel.

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Whispers from the Heart by Joy_angie

Welcome to "Whispers from the Heart", my collection of poems that explore depths of love, hate and self-imagery. My poems mainly resonates on three themes: love, trust and loyalty. I've found solace in writing, and making poems a reflection of raw experiences. I hope you'll find pieces of yourself in these poems and that they will inspire you to listen to your own heart whispers.

اُوصافك أحاديث لَسَان شاعرك by Dora_77i

تجمع بين الماضي القديم البسّيط ب احلامه المنفرِده و ابطالنا 'الغُروب ، الشُروق' بين تراث الماضي تجتمع قصص ايجابيه و سلبيه على مشاعرَك انا كاتبه لا أحمَل المشاَعر الكافّيه بُمجرد نقل روَايه من وحي الخيَال احمَل خياَل واسع لا يُشابَه الواقع وأن شابه الواقع فهُو غير مقصُود اتمنى لُكم رحلّه مليِئه بالمشاَعر و المُوده و السرُور الماضي: الازم تعيش الذل و الانكسار هاذا وعدً مني م دمت حيً الحاضر: معي تعيش الفرح و السرور هاذا وعدً مني م دمت حيً عـمـل بـقــلم الـكـاتـبـهٌ ' دُره' الغروب و الشروق هل ممكن يجتمعون *الـنـقـل أُو ألاقـتـبـاس قد يُسبب مُـسـائـلـه قـانـونـيـة!* اللهم بلغت اللهم فاشهد

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The Tears I learned To Love cover

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The Gallery Of Unspoken Words cover

Doctor Husband (Complete) cover

Whispers from the Heart cover

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The Lost Journal of a Mad Woman

The death of childhood is the beginning of poetry. Andrei Tarkovsky