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Konijn

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Poetry

by Konijn

  • Poetry
  • Realistic
Statistics
  • 28 Works
  • 4,930 Words
  • 25 min Reading time
  • 114 Reviews
  • Jan 23, 2015 Started
  • Dec 5, 2016 Last updated

Table of Contents

28 entries
  1. 1 Leaving Jan 23 1 min readNarrative5 comments
  2. 2 With Him Jan 24 1 min read8 comments
  3. 3 Hurtful Things Jan 28 1 min readRealistic · Horror5 comments
  4. 4 Endings Aren't Always Happy Feb 2 1 min readRealistic6 comments
  5. 5 Don't Do It Feb 5 1 min readHorror8 comments
  6. 6 Adoption? Feb 20 1 min readRealistic5 comments
  7. 7 Counting Stars Mar 3 1 min read13 comments
  8. 8 A Cat Mar 28 1 min read9 comments
  9. 9 The Games Apr 3 2 min readRealistic · Dramatic4 comments
  10. 10 My Best Friend Apr 14 2 min read6 comments
  11. 11 I Love Her Apr 16 1 min readRealistic5 comments
  12. 12 Beaten and Bruised May 1 1 min readRealistic · Horror4 comments
  13. 13 Just Some Things I Wanted to Say May 29 2 min readRomantic · Narrative5 comments
  14. 14 My Angel Jun 3 1 min readNarrative · Romantic5 comments
  15. 15 Goodbye Oct 6 1 min read4 comments
  16. 16 Leaving (Edited) Oct 26 1 min readLyrical3 comments
  17. 17 Stardust and Broken Dreams Nov 18 2 min readOther4 comments
  18. 18 Forgotten Memories Dec 12 1 min readRealistic · Romantic4 comments
  19. 19 It is My Nature Dec 23 1 min read4 comments
  20. 20 Flower Petals Jan 8 2 min readDramatic · Romantic3 comments
  21. 21 The War of Innocence Feb 1 2 min readRealistic8 comments
  22. 22 Snow Flurries and Another Storybook Mar 10 2 min readRomantic3 comments
  23. 23 Where the Wild Things Truly Are Mar 30 2 min readRealistic7 comments
  24. 24 Home Isn't With Him May 12 1 min read5 comments
  25. 25 Pyromaniac in Silent Streets Sep 1 2 min readNarrative · Dramatic4 comments
  26. 26 Anorexia and a Heart of Porcelain Sep 10 3 min readRomantic3 comments
  27. 27 A Message From Ginny Sep 20 1 min readRomantic4 comments
  28. 28 Down Dec 5 2 min readOther3 comments


My life, my loves, where are they now?
— Richard Linklater