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Premium Member Accident or Design
...The fish needs the anemone; the anemone, the fish The pollen needs to be the bumble bee’s most precious wish There’s fishes that frequent the mouths of huge man eating sharks There’s places where......

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Categories: fully grown, creation, faith, god, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Loss Ridden-Out
...Contest, Lost, Sponsor, Craig Cornish, Date 6/23/2025 When friends suggested, “Try cocaine!” Mike’s “No” would reckon choice. His mom ignored this new campaign; rebuff became Mike’s voice. ......

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Categories: fully grown, 11th grade, age, drink,
Form: Verse



Letting Go, Trusting You
...Everything feels like it’s right, There’s no reason to take flight, Yet inside, it’s not quite right, Still feels heavy, not quite light. I said “yes,” or so I thought, But something keeps me ......

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Categories: fully grown, faith, jesus, trust,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member FAMILY QUILT
... Among her many talents Deborah loves to quilt. Watching her piece one together the other day…I started thinking… how it’s the same way a family is built. Two people meet…they fall in love…and ......

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Categories: fully grown, family,
Form: Rhyme
The Wife
...Hey, you husbands, please listen to this tale, She is more than a servant, beyond the coffee's trail. Not just a masseuse for your aching back, She is your PARTNER, a bond that you should not lack......

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Categories: fully grown, encouraging, family, home, motivation,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Tooting Her Own Horn
...Mark Allen was ten years old, and his favorite things were trains; Like teal moments after the storm, when colorful beauty remains. Mark had a shiny, toy train set, and he was frequently ......

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Categories: fully grown, children, dream, fantasy, fun,
Form: Couplet
Echoes Of Hurt
...I ate what was given, yet still, I grew too much, my body betrayed me, while your words cut like a blade. “You’re so fat,” you'd say, as if it was my fault to bear, a child branded for somethin......

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Categories: fully grown, anxiety, betrayal, bullying, childhood,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member point of view
... it is all about perspective I believe not that my faith is big enough yet but a short while ago which seems like an eternity right now my problems seemed as large as I could have ever imagined......

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Categories: fully grown, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mountains in the Sky
...Clouded and shrouded in mist Hear the Misty Mountains moan From their peaks they spend their time Scoffing at hills fully grown Rumbling and grumbling all day As they watch the clouds ......

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Categories: fully grown, mountains, sky,
Form: Rhyme
By 12
...By 12 By 12 I was fully grown. My height was the envy of the short arses in my classes. I wasn’t a porker like some ... I was spared fat jokes. My level of pituitary activity was, w......

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Categories: fully grown, humor,
Form: Free verse
What is lurking?
...We use light to chase away the shadows hoping to protect ourselves from the unknown. Little do we know that hiding from them only allows them to become fully grown. We give them the gift of hid......

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Categories: fully grown, light, literature, poems,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stages
...It cowers in the corner, newly born. I turn my spite-soaked back, riddled with resentment and pull the thin veil to sink beneath its cover. I will not watch it crawl, but it breathes, a shado......

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Categories: fully grown, anger, death, depression, sister,
Form: Personification
Premium Member FAMILY AND RIVERS
... We drove to Lakeland to have lunch with Damien and Trista (our eldest grandson and his fiancé) we love to see them as often as we can but this lunch was a special one…to discuss their wedding pla......

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Categories: fully grown, family, river,
Form: Rhyme
From Your Daughter
...you scream at me. through dry wall the vibration of your voice sends me into a wide awake coma. stuck between these four walls keep closing in on me no where to run you yell more. my baby no b......

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Categories: fully grown, endurance, family,
Form: Bio
THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD Part 2, from THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD
... CONT FROM PART 1 ... PART 2 THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD When she was a fully grown woman she worried much less. She and her worried parents cried much less. Fo......

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Categories: fully grown, humor,
Form: Rhyme

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