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4revgreen

heartbeat

4revgreen · Reviews » Poetry » Spiritual, Realistic · 18m ago

This is such a cool way to display a poem. I absolutely love it. The different fonts really give it that nostalgia, with most of it being written in a ...

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Darius77

Coloring Outside the Lines (Rewrite History)

Darius77 · Reviews » Poetry » General, Other · 56m ago

Hey WinterWolf, You know what I am gonna tell you? This piece of writing is orgasmic in everyway it could have been. And I, head over heels believe it wouldn't ...

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Darius77

heartbeat

Darius77 · Reviews » Poetry » Spiritual, Realistic · 1h ago

Hey youngdreamer, I am Darius here, just read your simple but very wonderful piece and I am rather thrilled as a Doctor. It reminds me of how something as simple ...

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Darius77

The cat who sought knowledge

Darius77 · Reviews » Short Story » Literature, General · 2h ago

Hi Hannax. Darius here, read and enjoyed your story about the cat and it seems the cat is me😂 So beautifully crafted is the way you bring out how information ...

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doppowitch

Under the skin

doppowitch · Poetry » Supernatural, Lyrical · 3h ago

A poem for a creature

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He began to wonder why he had felt uneasy at all. It was like a man wondering in broad daylight why a dream had appeared so terrible to him at night.
— Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart