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Aezan Lootab Aezan Lootab

Colored canvas Published: January 19, 2025

Some painted me blue, Like the grass, decorated with dew. Some painted me black. As if I was born faint. Then, some splashed the brush with pink, Here they thought I was sink. After that, few decorated me red, They love me as I was a pet. And as rite, they all are gone, After painting me with different cone. And at last, I was white and I was supposed to hide.

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Akhtin Akhtin

Favorite Memory Published: January 16, 2025

She saw the rain and yearned to dance in its embrace just as a duck is drawn to water, eager and unrestrained.

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Lirienne Lirienne

A Love Like Ours Published: November 20, 2024

In the quiet glow of evening light, Your laughter dances, warm and bright. Through years we've wandered, hand in hand, In this tender journey, together we stand. With every wrinkle, a story to tell, In the depth of your gaze, I find my well. Through storms and sunshine, we've weathered it all, In the heart of our love, I hear the sweet call. So here's to the moments, both big and small, To the whispers of love that will never fall. In this beautiful life, with you by my side, Forever and always, my heart is your guide.

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Aldo Kraas Aldo Kraas

The peacemaker Published: November 13, 2024

The peacemaker Made peace With the people That has a drug problem And do street drugs Also, the peacemaker is not happy To see his people Killing themselves By smoking street drugs Yes his people are now also Addicted to street drugs That is so ashamed That is what the peacemaker Thinks about them Also his people Are buying Drugs from the drug dealers On the street Also, they are making lots of money It is called laundry money Also people please don't gamble With you health The only people that are allowed To end your life is my peacemaker

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Jean Jean

Echoes of You Published: November 01, 2024

In the quiet of night, your laughter fades, Memories linger in soft, shadowed shades. Once hand in hand, now paths drift apart, An echo remains in the depths of my heart. Though you’ve moved on, I cherish the light, The moments we shared, now lost to the night. With time, I’ll heal, as the seasons renew, But forever I’ll hold the sweet echoes of you.

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Vrab Vrab

On The Other Side Published: October 25, 2024

From the same cup, we shared our fate, both poison and honey on our plate. With matching steps, we faced the night, bound to distant worlds in flight. Together we broke through the frost, but only she crossed where the river’s tossed.

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Tytanic Tytanic

This Life That I Own Published: October 14, 2024

I know that I can't throw this beast even half of a bone, I'm shocked by his strength and how much he has grown, It's a tough pill to swallow but I must let him go, If I sincerely want to live a life of my own. I conceal such potential like a prince seeks his throne, But I choose to throw it away for some drugs like codone, I think my brain has a glitch because for my fix I have to ask for a loan, My standards will rise if I just live a life of my own. I've lost count of the patches on my past I have sewn, And I notice my

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Nivsgoincpoems Nivsgoincpoems

does it work like that Published: September 30, 2024

you know the feels pick a pen to write and words don't rhyme spread your wings to fly oh ceiling ain't too high keep afloat to thrive damn drifting right back sing a song to smile no doesn't work like that

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