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I’ll Give You This: woman with vegetables

By Madeline On March 17, 2014 · Add Comment
In my soul
there are two roses
One white and
the other red
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Sick Passenger is You: Tad F.

By Madeline On March 14, 2014 · Add Comment
Poem?
No'm.
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The Illest Rhyme: Jake R.

By Madeline On March 13, 2014 · Add Comment
Stranger straight approaches
Digs my wheels, makes a motion
Pull out my headphones
expect to say "Hell No"
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At Night Dream: Timika

By Madeline On March 11, 2014 · Add Comment
Life is a work of art
To witness all of mother
nature's creation is
wonderful. I love to see
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Excess Veils Voids: Hali W.

By Madeline On March 7, 2014 · Add Comment
Excess veils voids
Lacking does too
Abundance is balance
Between you and just you.
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A Time to Forget Time: Kathryn

By Madeline On March 6, 2014 · Add Comment
A time to forget
time
Rock along in
surrender
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Writing on the Fly: Steve H.

By Madeline On March 5, 2014 · Add Comment
Writing on the fly,
no pressure to be wise
Then why am I blocked
if only writing lies? It's lies that ornamate! So no I write the truth And leave lies to germinate.
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It Can’t All Come From Within: Robby R.

By Madeline On March 3, 2014 · Add Comment
It can’t all come from within, in fact none of it can.
If it’s high, it’s because they said so,
If it’s low, it’s ‘cause they didn’t show.
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Spell Out Dad: Jane G.

By Madeline On February 28, 2014 · Add Comment
Thank you father for
all that I have become
Your support and love
has guided me
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Heading Out by Subway: Val H.

By Madeline On February 27, 2014 · Add Comment
Heading to somewhere
Each to somewhere else
But heading there together
Underground
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