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What a way to die...

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Written by: Raven
Category: Poetry
Created: February 18, 2011, 3:08 am
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What a way to die
Feet running off with your soul
Eyes sealed like heavy doors
Hands I cannot move
Fingers roped and glued
Shadow half torn half sewn
Seeking a life of its own
As mine lies dying

One. Two. Three…
The clock ticks inside of me
Or is it just my frail heart?

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Story of the Masses

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Written by: tzett1
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 6:31 pm
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The time has come and gone.

My heart is on the clock.

What's a little bit more?

We're left without a shock factor.

Disassembling such an infrastructure.

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Bear Trapped Will Work

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Written by: tzett1
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 6:28 pm
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I am lost behind.

This tattered map.

That symbolizes nothing at all.

But once again.

You cannot find your own

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A Taste full of Grace

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Written by: Vangoman/ Dan Van Fleet
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 12:25 pm
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Today I awoke and broke this stamp on day

I lit the barn stoking flame with yesterday pain

Drawing cowhides and my duck visor hat

Started out easy with a tap tap tap

Rolled out

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Half-Life

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Written by: ugwerks
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 10:50 am
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The half-life of guilt is regret

the half-life of anger is irritation

the half-life of grief is sorrow

the half-life of love remains

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In The Depths of Dreaming

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Written by: Raven
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 8:38 am
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You were there and I was born in the depths of dreaming I had my birth

But I could only watch as you ended entering obscurity

I was there and you ended in the depths of dreaming you ended

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In the Shade of Coco de Mer

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Written by: Eric Lawson
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 8:04 am
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Shipwrecked on the remote Praslin Island
somewhere in the heart of the Indian Ocean
we do what we can do just to survive here
Moral is low old lives quickly abandoned

We make our home in the Vallee de Mai
Such a lush garden has never been seen
Soil so rich that

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The Dream of a Poet

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Written by: writeeveryday
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 8:04 am
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I desire new landscapes
to mix new a combination of words
to speak languages I don’t know
a little like tongues maybe
but defining life
lung breathing and sighing
an assault to my senses
bleeding out
beauty
I will play with words
until I die
and maybe someday they will serve me
the right way

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Solace for the shackled

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Written by: Profoundly Jaded S
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 4:27 am
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Whether you think you can or can’t You’re always right.

I think it means you can do what ever you want when you want how you want. Or you can do what you never thought was possible.

Read that the other day I believe it‘s true.

With those words I think of

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Back to London

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Written by: soi-disant
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 3:40 am
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Back to it. The dust mixed with pretty little dresses. Exhaust fumes fumigating within the confines of human natures beautiful people. The ones that rush shout through amplifiers at each other in confirmation or disappointment. Back to the loud night time noise the ever awake lights of midnight freedom and visibility back to the warm

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Requiem...

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Written by: Raven
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 3:39 am
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In my mind just like heaven
The bells are tolling angels screaming
From every corner I can see them
Screams to drown the rain
In my eye just like hell
Salted lakes of evil demons our people
From the earth I can feel them
Rising faces left for dead

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Fault

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Written by: Raven
Category: Poetry
Created: February 17, 2011, 3:38 am
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Fault

The deepest fault runs through the earth

Through my head into my history

My scars will make me

Before they succeed to break me

It must be our fault

We arrived

The guilt must be our own

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