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A Guide to Poetryby A. J. Cuff
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2.5K15814Writing poetry is difficult,
so here is my guide
to teach you the basics
to make you the best
poems are an art
no need to fret
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The Songwriter's Funeral Songby Mei1.7K19234
1.7K19234Life, Music
Death, Music
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Yuru, the street performer who made it to the top, made a dramatic fall.
Something was embedded in her song... the lyrics, the melodies...
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It's three in the morning. by momentsbefore2195222
2195222A small collection of poems which I write when I could not sleep. Or (mostly) of my personal experiences.
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Elegy to Russelby Serenity30229
30229Elegy to Russell is a poem that is inspired by a real story. It is a personal reflection on the writer's experience with a person named Russell, and explores themes of l...
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Beast of Burdenby Oyama Xipu1724524
1724524Type of poem is alegy - this is emotional roller-coaster
Free verse, ballad, one sonnet known as 'shakespearean'...
Young boy has suffered and struggle to put out the p...
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The Unisex Stripteaseby bananski44331
4331This is an old college paper that TikTok made me post here. Read at your own risk.
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TRUSTby Wade Munya Michaelz821
821I'm open to suggestions, this poem was written in the perspective of a person whose trust was broken by the individuals surrounding them. Whose naive thinking cost them...
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Relinquished exhilaration~Lost som...by Charumati_1.9K21435
1.9K21435Its a collection of random elegy and love filled poems that deals with the grief and heart felt adours of a random lady from her perspective.
Not everyone's childhood is...
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Elegyby ◈ ◉ ◈ ☪ ∂ Ⓣ ◈ ◉ ◈1572710
1572710Elegy is a name known only to the underworld. A feared entity to some, a useful tool to others, they are a group of assassins who will kill anyone if the price is right...
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"SHE'S MY GRANDMOTHER"by Krishnapriya7841
7841Loosing a loved one is indeed a very painful scenario. But what makes it more and more painful? Well, I think if you haven't told that person how much you loved him/her...
