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  • Midnight Poems by NaskoAndonovv
    NaskoAndonovv
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    Midnight Poems is a collection of raw, haunting thoughts-written in the quiet hours when sleep won't come and the dark feels a little too honest. These aren't your typical love poems. They're messy, aching, and sometimes a bit twisted. If you've ever stayed up too late thinking about everything and nothing, this book is for you.
  • THE WAY LUNA FEELS by Lunarmooooon
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    Hello, my dear readers. These poems are just pieces of what I feel- some soft, some heavy. I hope you find something in them that feels like your own. Thank you for being here.✌❤
  • To Andrei, With Every Line by gilfilibusterismo
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    A collection of 30 poems written over the course of two years for this frustrated poet's muse- his beloved Andrei.
  • Of Cotton And Clot ▪︎Poetry (4) by lolitaelectric
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    Poetry or whatever Tw
  • The Weight We Carry by hagilyforever
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    Every heart holds a story, and every story leaves a weight behind. The Weight We Carry is a living collection - written in real time, in the middle of survival, burnout, healing, and trying again anyway. These poems come from the spaces between responsibilities: grocery aisles, late nights, applications, shifts, side hustles, and the quiet moments when everything finally catches up. This collection explores the ache of memory, the exhaustion of caring too much, the frustration of broken systems, and the complicated reality of choosing to help when it costs you something. There is grief here, and anger, and dark humor. There is healing, but it is not linear. Hope shows up when it can, but it doesn't pretend to fix everything. Through raw, unfiltered verses, The Weight We Carry holds space for the people who keep going without applause - the helpers, the burned out, the ones trying to build something better while still carrying their own survival on their backs. These poems are for anyone who has felt the weight of the world press down and kept moving anyway. Not because it was easy. But because stopping was never really an option.
  • Waterfall (Haiku Series #1) by FortisMortem
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    I fell for the warmth that knew it wouldn't last.
  • 𝗮𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗮𝘅𝗶𝗮 (αταραξία) by andreijosemari
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    A poetic sanctuary where contradictions find harmony-a delicate interplay of sorrow and joy, chaos and stillness. Each verse is a whisper in the quiet dome, a gentle unraveling of emotions that exist in paradox. It is a refuge for the restless, a solace for those who find peace unsettling and turbulence oddly comforting. Through intricate words, we explore the profound beauty of a mind both burdened and freed, embracing the weight of existence with a tranquil heart. In these pages, we feel not just an absence of turmoil but a delicate balance between feeling everything and nothing at all. Works that describe a sad soul-filled with joy. Pieces that evoke a joyous spirit-drowned in sorrow. A collection for the disturbed in peace.
  • A Place I Loved You by gardeniaghost
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    A collection of poems about love, loss, identity, and the slow process of returning home to yourself.
  • Fragments & Frames by JSMITHYY
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    Welcome to Fragments & Frames! A growing collection of poetry and narrative verse about heartbreak, healing, and everything in between. This space is built on two alternating rhythms. Fragments are the raw, late-night confessions and the internal excavation of personal memory, jagged scars, and the quiet ache of what used to be. Frames are the cinematic snapshots-narrative ballads that zoom out to watch the world through a different lens, capturing the stories hidden just beneath the surface. Piece by piece, these worlds bleed into one another. Step inside.
  • Gentle Giant by MissYanxiet
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    Gentle Giant is a collection of prose about love, romance, friendship, femininity, relationships, and uncertainty. It is the inner workings of a young woman's mind and her devotion to the man she loves.
  • book o' poems by laurie_x
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    i like writing poetry so here's a book of my poems please please PLEASE give constructive criticism if you feel so moved (NO HATE - there's a difference :P) and also literary analyses would be the coolest thing ever
  • Double-Take by Snape_Said_Always
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    A series of poems with all sorts of topics, ranging from everyday objects to emotions. These poems invite you to think and hopefully see things from a new perspective, and maybe even do a double take on what you thought you knew. Happy reading!
  • Where the Year Finds Rest by Ideas-to-Inspire
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    The final chapter moves from the shadows of Halloween to the gratitude of Thanksgiving and the warmth of an Australian Christmas. Across three very different celebrations, the poems reflect on fear, togetherness, gratitude, and the light that remains at the end of the journey.
  • Spilled Ink: My Midnight Poetry Dump by -anna--banana-
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    This is a collection of poems that don't fit into a neat little box. No strict themes. No rules. Just raw feelings written down in verses. Written through the eyes of a teen trying to figure out the world, one poem at a time! Updates as often as possible! Constructive criticism is always welcome! Let me know what you think in the comments.
  • නොකී අකුරු ( Dandelions ) by Drifty_05
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    නිදහස අත් නොලද අකුරු එක්ක හැගීම් බෙදාගමු .... 😇❤️‍🩹
  • Butterfly by hymnofglass
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    Why bother with enemies? They only keep you from doing things for yourself. ˖⋆˚.⋆𐦍°⋆.ೃ࿔𐦍 ݁ ˖⋆˚.⋆ Poetry collection. All poems by me. There is no use of AI in any of my poems. There will never be any AI in my poems. Book cover made on Canva.
  • Confession Of She Who Cannot Speak by lolitaelectric
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    Unabridged poetry that comes in waves
  • Poe and Trees by Iyah-M
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    "Once there lived a sea serpent whose library was aligned in rows, "Neat arrays that were merely shaken by its curiosity and woes, "Its body arose like a tall, tall tree, "Its library expansive as the far, far sea, "And for those who dare to swim inside, "Its erratic waves shall invite, "Visitors and hostages who scorn his mystique, "And the crooked speech "And its anonymity." Welcome to Poe and Trees, a collection of various poems in genres from free verse to classic poetry. I love exploring music and its rhythm, even without the instruments to supply sound, and I love exploring different ways to exercise my pen! I feel that these poems help me a lot in both my songwriting and my narrative abilities! What I wish more, however, is that you enjoy them. Wishing you all the best, Iyah
  • june by highbliss
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    fiction
  • List of poems  by itzzcE
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    List of poems