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meangingless.
By Anonymous

without you here now there is no meaning in life without you I'm dead.
Poetry
Evil within
By tracker27 PLATINUM
Portage, Michigan
tracker27 PLATINUM, Portage, Michigan
45 articles 0 photos 9 comments

Favorite Quote:
"As long as I have strength left, friends by my side, and the will to succeed, it's not over yet." -myself

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Poetry
Pains
By tracker27 PLATINUM
Portage, Michigan
tracker27 PLATINUM, Portage, Michigan
45 articles 0 photos 9 comments

Favorite Quote:
"As long as I have strength left, friends by my side, and the will to succeed, it's not over yet." -myself

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Poetry
Hurt Once More
By flutiebaby SILVER
Waterford, Pennsylvania
flutiebaby SILVER, Waterford, Pennsylvania
7 articles 2 photos 1 comment
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Poetry
Fantasy
By hancampbell GOLD
Woodside, California
hancampbell GOLD, Woodside, California
19 articles 0 photos 36 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;You may say I&#039;m a dreamer, but I&#039;m not the only one. I hope someday you will join us, and the world will live as one.&quot; &lt;3<br /> <br /> &quot;Not all who wander are lost&quot;

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Poetry
Winter
By Anonymous
Poetry
Longing for Spring
By Anonymous
Poetry
Dead to Me
By Annmarie11_12_13 ELITE
Paramus, New Jersey
Annmarie11_12_13 ELITE, Paramus, New Jersey
109 articles 0 photos 54 comments
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What is Ice?
By PerfectMGymnast DIAMOND
Parker, Colorado
PerfectMGymnast DIAMOND, Parker, Colorado
57 articles 25 photos 633 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;If you don&#039;t leap you&#039;lll never know what it&#039;s like to fly&quot;

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Poetry
Cliche
By imaginarydreamer BRONZE
WOODINVILLE, Washington
imaginarydreamer BRONZE, WOODINVILLE, Washington
3 articles 1 photo 1 comment

Favorite Quote:
Always think of your audience, Swift advises, and don&#039;t baffle them with &quot;obscure terms&quot; and &quot;hard words.&quot; Lawyers, surgeons, clergy, and especially academics should avoid using jargon when communicating with outsiders. &quot;I know not how it comes to pass,&quot; he says, &quot;that professors in most arts and sciences are generally the worst qualified to explain their meaning to those who are not of their tribe.&quot;

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