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  • With All My Love

    With All My Love It has been twenty years since my favorite aunt passed away. Though she was a great person and has contributed a great deal, the one memory ...

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  • Time

    Time Grain by grain and bit by bit, the sands of time slowly cascade… Tic Toc Tic Toc the clock tolls… To be taken for granted once again, just as ...

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  • Summer of First Love

    This was just something I wrote on the spot.. I don't reall know if it's well written or anything.. I'm hoping to get some advice from you guys to help ...

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  • Who Am I

    I got bored doing nothing so I wrote this.. Tell me what you guys think. Who Am I Am I just a leaf, Drifting along with the wind, Never finding ...

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  • All Alone

    All Alone Alone in the darkness, Without a light in sight, Melancholy threatened to swallow me whole. I tried to reach out for somebody, Cried desperately for anybody, But no ...

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  • Sunsets and Sorrows

    Here's a sonnet that I wrote for English class.. I'll be grateful for any suggestions! Sunsets and Sorrows Towards the setting sun I turn my gaze, While melancholy welled up ...

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  • A Love Unreturned

    Loving you dear Sir, is to see you in everyone around me. To wish for nothing more than to be with you night and day. To lie awake until the ...

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  • Farewell

    Unwilling to leave, Yet unable to stay. This is the predicament, I find myself in today. To move onward, Or to remain where I am, My heart says no, While ...

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  • Incapacitated

    In the midst of solitude, In the darkness and silence, I tried to hide the pain, The sorrow and bitterness. I tried hiding it deep within, Foolishly believing That if ...

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  • Getting Over

    **This is a short poem that I wrote for a friend of mine. Please tell me what you think of it. My feelings for you have gone, Banished forever as ...

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