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Sweet Nothings

L.M.GiannoneJuly 13, 2019

Sweet Nothings written by: L.M. Giannone @LISAGNO take me in your arms and never let me go whisper sweet nothings...

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SURRENDER

Leanne NeillJune 11, 2019

SURRENDER written by: Leanne Neill @LeanneNeill2 You’ve still time, pry me from his arms; they’ve not yet entirely circled… but you’re standing...

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FEAR

Slice LucasApril 24, 2019

FEAR written by: Slice Lucas @SliceLucas If You Could Let Go Of Fear, You Can Go To A Place Unfamiliar At First But Such A Beautiful Space If You C...

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Why? Why?

Caroline EvariApril 10, 2019

Why? Why? written by: Caroline Evari @caroline_evari Why do I get the blame for all your mistakes? Why do you hurt me? Why? Why? Am I not wort...

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Time To Let Go…

Jan SmithDecember 3, 2016

Time to let go... written by: Jan Smith @JanSmithNL She takes down old boxes Full of dust & yesterday Memories of love & guilt scattered on t...

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Tethered

FarleneAugust 5, 2016

Tethered written by: Farlene @FarleneMM Even when I want to let go I keep going back My heart is tethered to your being And no matter how hard my min...

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Sanctuary of Sorrow

Roger StanleyJune 20, 2016

Sanctuary of Sorrow written by: Roger Stanley @rogerstanley77 What have I fallen from, The edge of good bye, The clouds, That hang heavy in the sky, ...

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“Hemmingplay,” is the pen name of Doug Stanfield, who grew up on a family farm in western Ohio, went with his parents for two years in Karachi, Pakistan, in high school and had lived, until recently, in Bellefonte, PA with his late wife, Wilda and their two sons, Ben and John. Doug was a writer, editor and director of internet communications at Penn State for 26 years. He has had a few disreputable occupations, including newspaper reporter and editor, and public relations flak, but is trying to make amends for his sins by writing poetry and fiction. When his sons were safely off making their own mistakes, he turned on the computer one day, stared at the screen, and began to learn the craft anew at age 67. Doug has published three books: "Mermaid Sisters: First Dive", a children's book; "I Came From A Place of Fireflies" and, "Snowflakes & Ashes: Meditations on the Temporary”.