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I'm really starting to doubt how well my name suits me, I feel like just quitting.

amour/avarice

hE YElled Sorry
Lying Out Over his KINGdom
Playing Out PeoPle IN a Gross domiNEARing way/

leaVing Out hIs heart of iCE
SurrOUNDING his emptiness With his ARM
THere was noThing Out to begin
HE did not feel, ARgueably/

Testing Out to BE aGaIN AloNE
Without being alone/

Testing Out BEfore the end
GrINning at what he's doNe
his life, the shOW
and i, a supporting cast member
with no pay

Other poem inside the other one:

EYES LOOKING POPPING NEAR
VOICE SOUNDING WARMTH TO HEAR
TO BEGIN A NEW
TO BEGIN NOW

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you can dance if you want to

grievances set to the tune of the elevator
hovering over the unwavering existance of ants

19 lines, 1 comment, December 17, 2004. In Society, Contemporary, Angst
also name later

Nameless faces passing by my memory
Blocks of hair, pieces of body, voices echoing

14 lines, 3 comments, December 5, 2004. In Sad, Society, Contemporary
to be named later

There was a guy on the street and I loved him.
He was there for only a moment and it was true.

25 lines, 2 comments, December 5, 2004. In Love, Contemporary, Collaboration
emotional stasis

Early morning rises and the day begins
A reflection of the past and the secret

13 lines, 1 comment, November 17, 2004. In Weird, Love, Contemporary

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ArrowToAshes on October 17, 2004

Very nice. The titles describe the poems well, and give a little pre-view so people know what they're going to read.
poe-ette-ess on October 16, 2004

I took your advice and titled all of my poetry, tell me what you think?
ArrowToAshes on October 12, 2004

I don't know if you've considered giving your pieces titles, but it might make them less daunting for readers...
L. David Stuart on October 5, 2004

smart asssss