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Never Again
Repeating myself Over and over and over again You can’t begin to imagine the pain. The anguish. The derelict feelings born of a journey To better thyself. To become the best version of me A version forged in solitude. I scream into the silence, And I cry like a ghost in a glass house Visible, but unheard. Seen, but not felt. Do they care? About this version of...

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Categories: again, anger, angst, betrayal, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Together Again
She was no stranger to me; For I have known her since I was a little child. But after high school we were Separated by miles and by time. When I saw her after many years, The signs of longevity were clearly visible As my aging must have appeared to her. But she was still very beautiful in her own way; still and steady,...

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Categories: again, christian,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Pain--again
I thought I ended this darkness, locking it in an abyss all its own. Rain falls, growls of wolves echo, snapping, gnashing their teeth at my heels. Sister with outstretched hands, you wolf in sheep's clothing, you bear your venomous teeth of daggers. I once thought that I filled this hole but As the wolf stands within inches it calls into...

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Categories: again, best friend, betrayal, depression,
Form: Free verse
Again
It comes in waves Before you know it Was it always there It comes in waves You didn’t think about it today Did I make it up Is pain a feeling I’ve ever known It comes in waves This time was stronger than usual The emptiness it left seems bigger than the space inside of me. Gulping down anything to furnish the...

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Categories: again, abuse, dark, depression, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Never Again
I plant my feet firm on this ground And declare with every breath in my body— Never again. Never again will I shrink myself To fit into spaces not built for my expansion. Never again will I dim my light To make others comfortable in their darkness. Listen— My body remembers every time I said "yes" when I meant "no." My spirit carries...

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Categories: again, courage, freedom, inspirational, meaningful,
Form: Free verse



We Shall Meet Again
We shall meet again— Not in this fleeting world of form, But beyond the bends of time, Where all roads turn to dust, And silence hums the final rhyme. You wandered left, I drifted right, Chasing echoes through the night. Yet every path, no matter how wide, Leads gently to the other side. If your dusk arrives before mine, Will you wait beneath the pine? But...

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Categories: again, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member You'll Fly Again
Like butterflies as they rest their wings and prepare for another day So will you take time off once in a while to re-coop and breathe When rainy days come and you had enough do like the butterfly in the sky Close up your wings and sit for a while you'll fly again soon, when its over. Its ok to rest during life's...

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Categories: again, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member At Least One Giant Ground Sloth Is Alive Again
I found it curled in the shadow of what used to be a hospital. A slow hunch of fur, the color of old bark—like the forest had tried to grow itself a question. It didn’t look surprised to see me. Just blinked, as if measuring whether I was worth the glance. I sat cross-legged beside it, tore foil from a protein bar— offered the whole...

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Categories: again, allusion, environment, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
The boy from my 5 classes again
Sometimes he’s next to me. Close enough that the air feels different, like something charged is sitting between us. My stomach does that thing, tightens, flutters, not because I like him, not like that. It’s more like my body recognizes something I don’t have the words for. Some part of me is on edge, like...

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Categories: again, 10th grade, age, anger,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member To See The Sun Again
She wondered, entering the sea, in fierce relentless rain, As the waves crashed hard against the rocks, would she see the sun again? Her life was dark now,like the sky that loomed a murky grey, Her body breathing in the air, as her legs, start to give way. Her head’s a torrid mass of thoughts, her heartbeat racing fast, With terror...

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Categories: again, deep,
Form: Rhyme
Try Again
Once again I arise to try, With forget all dark past, To rain in the lands of dry, To fight in the battle for last. Negativity turn aside to margin, Hold positivity to bring believe, All fault went with all sin, Darkside of phase behind I leave. Don't want to victor the whole Only try to win my own world, Hear the sound enhance from...

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Categories: again, hope,
Form: Sonnet
It Feels Like Spring Again
It feels like spring oh I want to sing, It’s a happy feeling for spring is here again Run and tell your friend That spring is here once more And we are going to party on the shore my emotions is riding high like a missile exploding in the sky get the orchestra and come we are going to raise our voices throughout the...

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Categories: again, adventure, age, beach, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Begin Again
There is friendship after love There is sincerity after love There is tenderness after love There is such thing as after love There is such thing as love Don't walk away without looking back Towards new hope, new action to begin with....

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Categories: again, film, hope, love, relationship,
Form: Light Verse
Never Again
I plant my feet firm on this ground And declare with every breath in my body— Never again. Never again will I shrink myself To fit into spaces not built for my expansion. Never again will I dim my light To make others comfortable in their darkness. Listen— My body remembers every time I said "yes" when I meant "no." My spirit carries...

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Categories: again, anti bullying, anxiety, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Matriarchs are Molting Again
Grandma’s ghost has taken up knitting rattlesnakes in the drapes. They hiss when someone lies. Now, my mother only speaks in noodle metaphors. I ask her how she is, and she replies, al dente, then goes back to stirring the aquarium water she'll later take a bath in. My sister gives birth to a daughter who levitates during thunderstorms. She answers to the name...

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Categories: again, age, allusion, women, word
Form: Free verse

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