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Poetry, by Aye PettwayVisions In Aye's Heart is a book of poetry that reflects spiritual beliefs & political views. Anytime we discuss politics and spirituality it can easily become controversial. I don't care much for religion or politics. If you ask me I will quickly tell you that I think it's all mostly lies & bullshit. That is not to say that I don't have a relationship with God. I just don't allow man to...
Waiting For My Halo
Poetry, by Say NeverSay Never, from Daytona Beach, FL, offers a unique, aggressive-melodic style of music. Fans of alternative rock music enjoy their unique sound, deep grooves, and songs that combine ear-catching hooks, melodic yet intense harmonies, and personally reflective lyrics. This eBook showcases some of their poetic lyrics. Download and enjoy!
What To Do If Trapped In A Lift With A Dentist
Poetry, by Marcus FreestoneA collection of poems about rabbits, vicars, soiled bandages, trains and horsemeat.
Whinny. Poems About Nature, Human and Otherwise
Poetry, by Barbara MarquardtAlthough I am not hopeful about the future of our species or even the planet as we know it, in my poetry I take a lighter view and play with thoughts that make me laugh or astound me. I hope readers have fun with these poems, which are mostly jokes and yet are all serious. About half these poems were written as my project for an M.A. degree in creative writing at the University of Illinois.
قلْ للعابر أن يعود ، نسيَ هنا ظلَّه
Poetry, by Wadih SaadehPoems by the Australian-Lebanese poet Wadih Saadeh
مَن أخذ النظرة التي تركتُها أمام الباب؟
International, by Wadih SaadehPoems in Arabic by the Australian-Lebanese poet Wadih Saadeh
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