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Do you truly believe that I have torn through the centuries with invisible claws
...Do you truly believe that I have torn through the centuries with invisible claws, unveiling the arteries of time like strands of silk, only to evaporate into the mist of forgetfulness? That I have......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
tear apart,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Women's Day
...Everyone is incredible Yes, this is true But let me tell you About what we as women do We have done so much That people said we couldn't do We have beat the odds Yes, let's talk about tha......
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Concetta Hardnett
Categories:
tear apart,
beautiful,
Form:
Free verse
Bridge of Words
... O, art of verse, you're my life's core, Through flowing ink, I sail from shore To touch the depth and to explore. Every stanza, my treasured score, In every line, sense I adore. The keen ......
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Bernard F. Asuncion
Categories:
tear apart,
poetry, writing,
Form:
Quintain (English)
Through Different Hands
...We cradle dreams, we build, we break, we heal, In labor, love, and loss, calloused hands reveal. Life lines drawn in the palm of my hand, Scars from touches too plain to understand. Hands that ......
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Joshua Legister
Categories:
tear apart,
anger, blessing, creation, deep,
Form:
Free verse
Darkness
...Darkness, a clasping press around a heart, The surreal motions of city life in the rain Slowly drifting, defenseless as I tear apart Bothered nonchalance, letting in the pain. A papercup of cof......
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Robert Velves
Categories:
tear apart,
conflict, dark, depression, emo,
Form:
Rhyme
Soma Ria
...Ria, where should I begin...? Perhaps now's the time to give in; As a maker of verse within, All beauty writhes in chagrin - My words fail, wearing thin, To release flowing t......
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I.A. Ryd
Categories:
tear apart,
farewell, for her, loss,
Form:
Elegy
KRAMPUS CHRISTMAS
...KRAMPUS CHRISTMAS All hope is lost for children If their festive spirit dies, The Christmas magic disappears As they look through older eyes. No more milk and cookies Or a sign for Santa`s ......
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peter keicher
Categories:
tear apart,
christmas, dark, evil, mystery,
Form:
Rhyme
Trapped, scared, wary
...Trapped, Scared, Wary A dimly lighted room, A boy with no way out, Heavy metal locks on the polished brown doors, An abandoned clock ticking away, Counting hours, minutes, seconds, Before the......
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Kai Fali
Categories:
tear apart,
confusion, psychological,
Form:
Free verse
How do I?
...HOW DO I? How do I tell the sun that I am burning in the moonlight? How do I tell the darkness that I am afraid in the light? How do I tell the ocean that I am drowning in the lan......
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Shabana Shajahan
Categories:
tear apart,
11th grade, anxiety, deep,
Form:
Free verse
sensitivity
...If I numb my feels, It won’t bring me chills for real My eyes are of teals Sensitivity — It’s kills and breaks me sorely Tremendously so Don’t break me or else… I’ll tear apart at the seams ......
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J.W. Earnings
Categories:
tear apart,
feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Word-Slinging
...The wordsmith’s art is a game of chance, Where meanings dance and ideas trance. A deft hand wields the pen with grace A subtle symphony, a nimble chase. From arcane whispers, and secrets told, ......
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Dr. Padmashree R P
Categories:
tear apart,
emotions, feelings, words, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
Damp with pain
...#Damp_with_pain These floors have drank much of my tears, see these salt spots corroding even the tar, how deep and fatal is my pain, see the blood lines tattooed in my eyes, they stem deep inside m......
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Poetic Ink MorepjeKO
Categories:
tear apart,
deep, depression, grief, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse
Mourn No More
...It’s okay to ache and hurt It’s okay to want comfort It’s okay to have a broken contrite heart It’s okay to slowly but surely tear apart Every tear will eventually be wiped away In His Kingdom......
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J.W. Earnings
Categories:
tear apart,
hope, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
Old Company
...I know you, misery. Old company from years before I ever met joy. I have shut the door in your face in recent years, Tucked you in the back of the closet to hang on your own. I know how you......
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Cassidy Sizemore
Categories:
tear apart,
angst,
Form:
Free verse
Why do I need to look?
...My heart had fell the stairs down already. Sadly it just stubled, and didn't tear apart. Now it's gone, Blood veins and for oxygen are holding onto it. So I could breath again, even though it m......
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Adna Demiri
Categories:
tear apart,
8th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
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