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Poetry • Lyrical, Dramatic

2

Soft Sorrows, Screaming Bliss

Sorrows of a broken heart thinking to themselves about that one they thought were theirs. . .

Jaye • Oct 12 • 1 min read
E - Everyone

Poetry • Dramatic

Needs first review
1

Silence=Death

Staying quiet would be denial of yourself & others (see: NaPo week '26)

spottedpebble • Oct 11 • 2 min read
12+

Poetry • Culture, Dramatic

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0

farewell

based on the role-play game "Dread." (Specifically, Smosh's most recent one for this poem.)

winterwolf0100 • Oct 11 • 1 min read
E - Everyone

Poetry • Culture, Dramatic

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lee

based on the role-play game "Dread." (Specifically, Smosh's most recent one for this poem.)

winterwolf0100 • Oct 11 • 1 min read
E - Everyone

Poetry • Culture, Dramatic

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marco / polo

based on the role-play game "Dread." (Specifically, Smosh's most recent one for this poem.)

winterwolf0100 • Oct 11 • 1 min read
E - Everyone

Poetry • Culture, Dramatic

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sludge

based on the role-play game "Dread." (Specifically, Smosh's most recent one for this poem.)

winterwolf0100 • Oct 11 • 1 min read
E - Everyone

Poetry • Culture, Dramatic

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0

pull.

based on the role-play game "Dread."

winterwolf0100 • Oct 11 • 1 min read
12+

Poetry • Culture, Dramatic

Needs first review
0

dread

based on the role-play game of "Dread"

winterwolf0100 • Oct 11 • 1 min read
E - Everyone

Poetry • Dramatic

5

Stargazing

This is about losing someone you get are deeply attached to (like a best friend) and losing yourself trying to get them back

draftingdreams • Oct 4 • 2 min read
12+

Poetry • Dramatic, Health

4

Cracked

This poem explains how I feel

TheQueen • Sep 30 • 1 min read
12+

Poetry • Dramatic, Lyrical

2

Not fair

A poem about an old saying that I decided wasn't quite right.

MeiNovaHarmonia • Sep 28 • 2 min read
E - Everyone

Poetry • Dramatic, Realistic

4

Fallen Out Of Favor

A persona poem I made in class! It's from the perspective of a girl who was once popular, but soon loses her popularity when a new girl comes along.

2000NPINK • Sep 23 • 2 min read
12+


I lingered round them, under that benign sky: watched the moths fluttering among the heath and harebells, listened to the soft wind breathing through the grass, and wondered how any one could ever imagine unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in that quiet earth.
— Emily Bronte, Wuthering Heights