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Sebum Mess

by Noirmont · Poetry · Nature, Supernatural

Prose. Be aware of rather grotesque bodily imagery and violence. May not be suitable for everyone.

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An Empty Cup

by ToshasToes · Poetry · Spiritual, Romantic

I wrote this about him, just wanted to get my feelings out in the world. Also open to constructive criticism as I want to grow as a writer!

Newbiekid

I never imagined..

Newbiekid · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 9m ago

Good evening. This is my first. You can call me Xerxes. That's my alias. Your short but intense poem has definitely managed to take a bell curve in terms of ...

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moon1

The city of love

moon1 · Poetry » Romantic, Dramatic · 44m ago

Come on don't say me its too dramatic or weird cuz ik already. Am in romantic mood yk

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StarlightRose

Life at 14

StarlightRose · Poetry » General, General · 50m ago

its one of my several poems ive made during 8th grade im in 9th now considering more

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Jaye

Sorrows of the Lost Sheep

Jaye · Poetry » Dramatic, Lyrical · 2h ago

A lost sheep who journeys through life trying to make it to her one destination...

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Noirmont

By a friend

Noirmont · Reviews » Short Story » Fantasy, General · 2h ago

Hi there, Noirmont here to review! I'm curious about the overlapping worlds seeming to be depicted here; I do not personally associate manga comics with medieval-style warfare, or at least ...

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