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Poetry: Misery

• 1 of 160

  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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• 2 of 160

  by Brandon Scott

  HOUSE OF PAIN

  
  

  Welcome to my house of pain

  I'd let you in but you'd go insane.

  Loneliness, envy, bitterness and anger

  Are

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• 3 of 160

  by Holly-Marie Wakefield

  Misery.

  In a world where restless spirits dwell

  There are countless dreadful tales to tell

  But no tale ended as terribly

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• 4 of 160

  by Jason King

  Emptiness

  I cry when I am alone.
  My heart is filled with sadness;
  I take on a new tone.
  Why can't I put a stop to this madness?

  Loneliness

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• 5 of 160

  by Isaiah Paul

  Was it Me?

  Did I, dear Lord, Please tell me was it me

  That caused this boy, my son, defective be?

  Was it some sin or sins that

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