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Premium Member Free as can be - version 2
the sun the wind the surge childish passions emerge i hear summer’s call nothing holds me back as i swing high and tall years long spent yet i close my eyes and youth is omnipresent a spell of timelessness manifests its sweet caress AP: 3rd place 2025...

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Categories: version, freedom, passion, summer, sun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Welcome to a brand new world new song version
Welcome to a brand new world Verse 1 How are you feeling right now? Is there still a yearning in your heart? You're probably like, ten million or more, praying for a brand new start Verse 2 What happened to the world you imagined? Where justice and peace ruled the day... Is it merely a dream or wishful thinking, a fantasy that leads you astray Chorus Welcome...

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Categories: version, beautiful, earth, future, inspirational,
Form: Lyric



My sheep hear My voice and they follow Me John 10:27
Train up a child in the way that (she) should go and when (she) is old she shall not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6 This Bible verse uses the first person singular masculine pronoun of he and not she; however, since this is my own personal journal entry, I choose to use the first person singular...

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Categories: version, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Jaymee's Version: thanK you, aIMee, For Taking it Down, I Guess
it's as good an apology as I'll ever get. Red-handed is a hard spot to be, but you deleted it quick. Although it had been there since March of '24, which just means your speed was relative to matters of impending consequence, not conscience. Rest assured as inertia, I think you got it before anyone could clock the line...

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Categories: version, dark, silence, vanity,
Form: Free verse
A Version of Me
There is no strength in fear and flame, naught but the bitterness of blame, which leads us all to guilt and shame, finger pointing and naming names. Better still our hearts to open, forgive and live with hope and honest emotion, a chain of grace unbroken, positive words to be spoken, and put our heart into motion. Easier though to give anger it’s head, to wish...

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Categories: version, appreciation, brother, character, community,
Form: Didactic



Version of Me
I bled into paper, let my screams echo through the prison, until on the walls of entrapment, I saw the cracks. In them I learned, that somehow, somewhere, someone saw....

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Categories: version, anxiety, emotions, feelings, mental
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Constructive Ceiticism is To be the Best Version of Yourself
Constructive Criticism is to be the Best-Version-Of-Yourself...

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Categories: version, christian, community, devotion, god,
Form: Monoku
Before The Gates Of Alahsar - Version 2 - 32
The Dark men fought on past their mother, many had seen the mighty one fall they fought on with bitter hate, as now, once more, did the mother of the storm. Her spear flashed lightning, she stirred on her horses, the chariot moving quickly forward, the spear drinking deeply of Arlagh's blood. The battle now raging, one large cacophony of terror, many smaller battles now...

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Categories: version, dark, death, dream, evil,
Form: Epic
Before The Gates Of Alahsar - Version - 2 -31
Fierce goblins rode these wolves, their curved scimitars, raining death, their fierce visage could freeze the heart, they moved with the giant spiders, death comes in so many ways. The battle on the right was terrible, blood did flow like a river, black, blue, green and red, what horror stalked Badicha. Already, the foot soldiers are charging into the trees, they now had the bloodthirst, it...

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Categories: version, dark, death, dream, evil,
Form: Epic
Premium Member 3:10 to Yuma - 1957 Version Summary
Surviving in this kind of weather, with a man made from chicken feather causes me to sometimes wonder, "Why does that dang fool hear thunder?" I think we'd be better off instead if that guy would come home dead....

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Categories: version, film, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Art is a Lifeform Version 2
Flowing across the page Everything comes to me at once The colors dance upon the paper Like a performance on a stage A dance of colors Swirling in every direction Jumping and turning Just like a little dancer I am voiceless If I had words Would they be even more beautiful? More beautiful than my words without sound? A question I have no answer to So I just...

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Categories: version, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Other
Premium Member We Loved with Wild Abandon: full version
Love is an untamed force. When we try to control it, it destroys us. When we try to imprison it, it enslaves us. When we try to understand it, it leaves us feeling lost and confused. — Paulo Coelho When first I'd peered into his dark brooding eyes there was an undercurrent, fathoms deep pulling me in. It...

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Categories: version, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Grimm's Version of Peter Pan's Perversions
Most of have heard or read the Adventures of Peter Pan A boy who never grew up and lived in Never Never Land The rewritten story goes that Tinkerbell is in love with Pete but in the original shadowed tale, Tink liked her whiskey, neat J M Barrie was asked to write a sunnier children's version to cover up Pan...

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Categories: version, abuse, drug,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Brutus - Sonnet Version
"And you, Brutus?" And then was Caesar dead. A moment's act and history's chapter done; A moment's thrust and Caesar's life was bled, And you the one that Caesar thought his son. But were you son of Rome, and that came first? Did Caesar die a hero, or a knave? Can justice spring from such a violent burst? Can sudden murder be...

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Categories: version, anger, betrayal, death, history,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Brutus - Limerick Version
Well, Brutus was that sort of chap As whacked his old man in the Cap. The senators there, They’d stab or they’d stare, With all other business a wrap. ...

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Categories: version, anger, business, death, father
Form: Limerick

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