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Satire

When the emptiness sets in it’s hard to gage the depth it will sink to before I find the strength... Read More
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Weeds of Spring

Moon fades awaySun starts new dayLake waves glistenQuiet birds listenDormant plants awakenFragile flowers brave nightly coldWelcomes promise of melting snowDeer... Read More
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Crowds

Crowds all around me,But still I feel alone.I reach to feel someone,My hand drops like a stone. Screams escape my... Read More
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Just take a breath

By Sara Winick Herrington Even when it’s dark outside,there’s a light that shines within,a brightness that you hold inside,through thick,... Read More
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Isolation

Isolation isn’t necessary,we’re all cut from one star,the more that you withdraw yourself,the less you will go far. Take off... Read More
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Why we endure winter

By Marie Boling March snuggles beneath winter covers,Hardened under autumn’s russet leftovers,And brittle hand-me-downs.Wind, as callous as starched bed sheets,Ices... Read More
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Muffled Peace

The darkness is too alive,it eruptsthen hidesin the cobwebbed cornersof our mindsuntil the outrage dimsand blendswith the muffled criesof conscience... Read More
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