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Poems by Brooklyn Cruz

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Date PostedPoemTitle# ViewsForm  
11/16/2019 stress 29 Free verse
10/27/2019 right when i think we're getting better, we implode 68 Free verse
10/27/2019 wild things 104 Rhyme
10/14/2019 self hate 99 Quatrain
10/11/2019 eulogy 57 Free verse
10/09/2019 scarcity 62 Free verse
10/01/2019 sigh 94 Free verse
09/29/2019 enemies 57 Free verse
09/26/2019 roses 124 Free verse
09/26/2019 storms 90 Free verse
09/24/2019 quiet 44 Free verse
08/29/2019 wind 57 Imagism
02/21/2019 we are high tide and moonlight 107 Free verse
07/19/2018 Found 212 Prose
07/18/2018 I'm An Island 138 Free verse
07/18/2018 everything is new again 167 Free verse
07/18/2018 I Cry for My Mother 197 Rhyme
03/27/2018 The Girl Who's Lost Her Voice 207 Dramatic Verse
03/01/2018 dip me in a sea with no sharks 153 Dramatic Verse
12/17/2017 Strange 182 Rhyme
12/13/2017 doves are overrated 187 Couplet
12/13/2017 What Happens When You Mix Words, Salt, and Diamonds 332 Free verse
12/13/2017 The Ways I Leave 129 Free verse
12/11/2017 If You Have A Rose 227 Free verse
11/18/2017 Nostalgia 250 I do not know?
11/17/2017 Shattered Glass Sculpture 257 Dramatic Verse

Quotes

Quote Left I want the kind of love that would cause Death itself to shed a tear before attempting to bring mortality to something immortal. Quote Right
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