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anshusharma2660

all i remember is your birthday (well, happy birthday, anyway)

anshusharma2660 · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 1m ago

Hello, A first-time reviewer here. I have been procrastinating on posting feedback because I often find myself lacking the skills and experience when it comes to reviewing poetry. So, I ...

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RayfullyZxyrix1

Condemn the Cowardice

RayfullyZxyrix1 · Poetry » Realistic, Health · 2m ago

A confrontation with distorted justice and the fight to be believed. This unmasks the hypocrisy of authority, and reality.

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RayfullyZxyrix1

Hello! My name is Zxyrix̣!

RayfullyZxyrix1 · Forums » Welcome Mat · 18m ago

Hello, nice to meet you all! My name is Zxyrix̣ Williams. I am a 16 year old 2SLGBTQIA+ poet. Pronouns: They/Them/Theirs Name pronunciation: (Z-ear-iX) Nicknames: Zxy(Z-ear), Zy(Z-eye), and Jinx. I ...

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teddyluv

Stargazing

teddyluv · Reviews » Poetry » Dramatic, General · 1h ago

okay wow what a way to metaphorically express what its like to lose someone and lose yourself because of it. first of all, this part was the part that made ...

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teddyluv

'My Rib'

teddyluv · Reviews » Poetry » Literature, General · 1h ago

yes mhm this is 'petrifyingly' attention-grabbing and i love the way you blended the final moments of life and the thought behind it. a small issue i want to point ...

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