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Her Wounds
Letting go, We travel in this darkness. This soaking sun has gripped me now In deep, salt-watered pores. You cling to me,
By b. h.8 years ago in Poets
Dreams of You
My arm around your shoulders We watch the sun go down A pair of love birds passes by And we snuggle without a sound. We've pillow fights at midnight
By Tina Morse8 years ago in Poets
In the Darkness Valley Deep
In the darkness valley deep I lay to rest in sublime sleep To watch the world drift back to black And hear the voices stop their attack
By Nicholas Goodman8 years ago in Poets
Shadow Kissed
She enters the room. He exits. They cross. It feels intense, her stare is fierce. Eyes of a tiger, ready to pounce. He is dazed.
By Lucy Lim8 years ago in Poets
Jessie's Rap
I'm known as Jessie from the AZ CG Where I'm from you don't fuck With the PD. They tried to give me ten But I got less than a year
By Tina Morse8 years ago in Poets
Colorful Heartbeats
If the outdoors wasn't as cold as my heart, And if I could feel the sun's warmth on my forehead, Instead of this gut-wrenching sadness;
By BR8 years ago in Poets
Classic Movie Review: 'Blade Runner'
Ridley Scott’s sci-fi epic Blade Runner is one of my favorite films of all time, mostly for the unique, lived-in look, and bleak futuristic setting. Blade Runner is an eye-catching mind-blower that, if it skimps on character development a little, more than makes up for character deficits with incredible visual artistry. It’s unquestionably Ridley Scott’s finest work and with the sequel, Blade Runner 2049, being released soon, it’s as good a time as any to look back on Sir Ridley’s masterpiece.
By Sean Patrick8 years ago in Geeks
Abomination Inside the Corporation
The abomination inside the corporation stemmed from the reverse of humanization Non appreciation for the situation We watched our boss give convoluted explanation for the continual degradation of our value
By Nicholas Goodman8 years ago in Poets