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Move — Rebekah Law	I don't want to get up Don't want to get dressed Don't want do anything Don't even want to rest I don't want to eat My appetite is gone I don't...	0 views Rate it
Lifeless existence — Bernell Michael Ben	Life is cold when alone on the field and reality strikes hard with checks to cash Stoned cold petrified stuck in Time Lost In dopamine and chasing white...	0 views Rate it
Out Of Place — Liz Blue	Here I am, An unsettled soul journeying Not excluded, But out of place. Here I am, Asking myself Is it because I am different; Or is it...	0 views Rate it
Conundrum — Kaycee Sierra	Emotions fester Like the corn and fruit in moonshine All the pain All the hurt All the sorrow And fear Smiling and laughing Like nothing is wrong ...	0 views Rate it
Alone forever — Kiela NikCole Wall	Written by Kiela N Wall Alone forever No one is there My family doesn’t care I’ll be alone forever Never together Hate each other Cry me to...	0 views Rate it
Ledge — Lena Grayson	The sun is glaring down on me, it's windy but not cold. Nature is so beautiful, so calming. I sit on a ledge pondering Should I jump? To die with...	0 views Rate it
The Subtle Sounds Of Love — David N Donihue	The Subtle Sounds Of Love By David N. DOnihue I have heard the subtle sounds of love harmonizing just beneath the walla of the subway. As if the...	0 views Rate it
The day death wasn't alone — Soyode Temidayo	The day death wasn't alone The day everyone could mourn The day the bitter tears shallowed The day you shouldn't have known The day peace was...	0 views Rate it
Chewed up and spat out. — Sydney Walters	I let it swallow me whole. The tide as it took my body and drenched me in its current. Pulling me under until my hair is covered in seaweed And my...	0 views Rate it
Vulnerability. — Sydney Walters	I shred my armour from my body The way a snake sheds its skin I peel and yes, I'll bleed a little But my wounds will heal once you meet me in the...	0 views Rate it
In pieces. — Sydney Walters	When my heart left my body It took my mind and my soul with it. I existed as an imposter Clinging to ideas that weren’t my own. Changing the body I...	0 views Rate it
Bottles — Bilal Abdel Rahman	Sometimes I wish I could bottle up more than just liquids, I wish I could bottle up time, time as a thing so that I never run out of free time. Time...	0 views Rate it
The Doorway — Aubrey Carrington	doorway stands above me painted on a wall is it a looming possibility? does it even open at all? i pull and i push on it but it doesn’t even rattle...	0 views Rate it
see me — Catherine Cannon	You tell me I look pretty You say I always do But when I’m getting ready you don’t see me in my room Wondering if I’m good enough to be seen by even...	0 views Rate it
Being Present — Preston Saayman	Being Present - Preston Saayman Each of us a single string of fibre, twisted and pulled to what is required easily and frequently plucked when the...	0 views Rate it
Walk on By — Brandon Lattimore	Every time some one walks, right through me...I feel like I use to know... My life revolts the world... That seems to run and hurl... All around me... Why...	0 views Rate it
Not so long ago (as you normally do) — Ines Lanza	Not so long ago I’ve been left confronted by my shadow, as you normally do. Although this time I’ve been left as an outsider. It isn’t such a good...	0 views Rate it
Black Snow Falling From The Sky — Greg Sedlacek	BLACK SNOW FALLING FROM THE SKY – By Greg Sedlacek Black snow, falling from the sky, Looks like we’re all going to die. We may have one last...	0 views Rate it
Humans and society — jordan ford	men once said all below must fall into line , but men below were less inclined , they made up tales lies about all gods rage , and this set the...	0 views Rate it
A smile — Aliester	A smile shared between two Lost to emotions for others What can I do I catch your gaze but never lock it Why look away I see the smile you have just...	0 views Rate it
An Eternal Sleep — Sebastien Laperle	In the hush of night, where silence breathes with death's embrace, I weep as shadows dance in a moonlit space, I’m waiting for a final peace, One that...	0 views Rate it
Hell disguised by innocence — Chloe aliff	The beauty of innocence never lasts long. When you find the veracity, oh how wrong you were. You were lied to, deceived! Held in someone else's arms as...	0 views Rate it
What it Looks Like — StarMoonSue	It looks like crying every night, Not wet, not hungry or hurting. Screaming to the top of lungs So small, it's true this a huge package. It looks...	0 views Rate it
My Life — Ashley Winn	My life was interrupted, It was changed so quick, The thought of it all, It just makes me sick. It felt like my heart was cut out with a knife, I...	0 views Rate it
In The Mirror — Alek Williams	In truth, I don't know who to be. I wanted to say that I'm sorry I'm me Because, in truth, I don't know who to be. "Have you tried changing...	0 views Rate it

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