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Poetry: Misery

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  by Travis Rent

  If I saw true beauty would it be
  Something at all familiar to me?
  A face I have named at some point in time
  More precious to

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• 2 of 147

  by Tom Mcmurray

  The cold and lonely wasted worn
  forgotten urchins of the night,
  now suffer spiteful, hurtful scorn;
  still punished for their

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• 3 of 147

  by Ashley Sturgeon- Renshaw

  I'm not your girl,
  And you're not my man,
  So why is it that when we walk,
  We sometimes hold hands?

  It's okay with me,
  that we

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• 4 of 147

  by Gemma Cantwell

  When all you see from the world around you

  Is the cruelty, the anger and rage;

  All you know and believe to be true,

  Is violence

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• 5 of 147

  by Jesse Wilmot

  The man in the mirror is a sorry sight
  Out of energy and out of fight
  Through his eyes I see his soul
  An empty void, a cold

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Poetry: Misery