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4revgreen

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4revgreen · Clubs » Poem A Week · 1h ago

1963 i can’t believe sylvia plath never got to watch doctor who before she died. i wonder if she would have enjoyed it. probably not. i don’t know. the early ...

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orbweaver

chi writes poetry

orbweaver · Clubs » Poem A Week · 2h ago

[b]08.03.2026 - you're so last summer[/b] I am not a wolf like you think I am, the way there is no fur to cover my belly. growing older means: less ...

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Omni

Suggestions / Comments

Omni · Forums » Information Desk · 2h ago

I think it would be fun to add reactions to when someone updates their Writer's Log like we can when someone finishes a challenge.

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vulpesvelox

hunting permit / nuclear summer

vulpesvelox · Reviews » Poetry » Dramatic, General · 3h ago

Hey, hello! :mrgreen: every July, it’s tallying up the deaths; I really like this as an opening line! It immediately gives July a ritualistic feeling, and "tallying" makes grief feel ...

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vulpesvelox

In Search of the Cat King

vulpesvelox · Reviews » Short Story » Fantasy, Action / Adventure · 3h ago

Hello, hello! :mrgreen: In a small cottage next to a glistening stream, there once lived a young woman named Shauna. Her parents passed away when she was a child, but ...

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