Georgiana Elisha

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Date PostedPoemTitle# ViewsForm 
12/06/2017947 Blitz
09/23/2017708 Shape
09/23/2017968 Sonnet
09/23/2017485 Free verse
09/23/2017374 Didactic
09/23/2017719 Dramatic Verse
09/23/20171202 Imagism
08/25/2017797 Shape
08/25/2017568 Ghazal
08/20/2017490 Sonnet
08/20/2017585 Sedoka
08/20/2017549 Haiku
08/19/20171161 Alliteration
08/19/2017839 Personification
08/19/2017601 Free verse
08/19/2017465 ABC
08/19/2017567 Rhyme
08/19/2017705 Narrative
08/19/20172943 Acrostic

Quotes

Quote Left It may be tough to go against the waves but if we go high and low with the flow then surely it will be alright. Quote Right
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Quote Left When your faith is blinded by logic, you doubt the validity of the truth because what can we do when only half of ourselves are at the doorsteps to His love? Quote Right
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Quote Left A magnet attracts the opposite pole and I am attracted to a beanpole. Quote Right
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Quote Left Confusing am I for knowing and yet not knowing since truly understanding oneself is like going into a deep ocean. Quote Right
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Quote Left Never be ashamed to speak up even if you mess up for life is a process of learning and discovering. Quote Right
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