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#2181voted by our readers
Poppies
By Ela2611 PLATINUM
Vancouver, Columbia

       Oh! Poppy, beautiful, Poppy         It reminds us of the soldiers who        fought for us and brought pea...
Ela2611 PLATINUM, Vancouver, Columbia
43 articles 30 photos 39 comments

Favorite Quote:
Give the ones you love , the wings to fly roots to come by and reasons to stay …….

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#2182 Poetry
Red House Views
By P1zzaR0lls33 SILVER
Hartland, Wisconsin
P1zzaR0lls33 SILVER, Hartland, Wisconsin
5 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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#2183 Poetry
The Mortal Cup
By Rune DIAMOND
Tama, Iowa
Rune DIAMOND, Tama, Iowa
58 articles 0 photos 14 comments

Favorite Quote:
Behold, the Lord maketh the earth empty, and maketh it waste, and turneth it upside down, and scattereth abroad the inhabitants thereof.<br /> — Isaiah 24:1

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#2184 Poetry
A haiku about myself
By Tjlikescats SILVER
Conway, South Carolina
Tjlikescats SILVER, Conway, South Carolina
5 articles 0 photos 6 comments

Favorite Quote:
"It's a lie"-Kokichi ouma

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#2185 Poetry
Sweet Smell of Family
By saramarklundd BRONZE
Pewaukee, Wisconsin
saramarklundd BRONZE, Pewaukee, Wisconsin
4 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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#2186 Poetry
Moving On
By Brooke_Lee BRONZE
Willmar, Minnesota
Brooke_Lee BRONZE, Willmar, Minnesota
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
I’ll believe in you, until you believe in yourself.

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#2187 Poetry
Helpfulness
By bella_r04 BRONZE
Land O' Lakes, Florida
bella_r04 BRONZE, Land O' Lakes, Florida
4 articles 0 photos 1 comment
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#2188 Poetry
The Deep Blue
By madisonvinson BRONZE
Metairie, Louisiana
madisonvinson BRONZE, Metairie, Louisiana
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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#2189 Poetry
Image poem
By Anonymous
#2190 Poetry
Brother
By Kingpoet2806 GOLD
Collierville, Tennessee
Kingpoet2806 GOLD, Collierville, Tennessee
19 articles 0 photos 36 comments

Favorite Quote:
Her heart was an open book with beautiful pages and detailed lettering. She wanted people to read her story in hopes that it would make them write their own. Instead, every person who came across the pages of her heart ripped out their favorite story and took it with them. They folded back pages and bent up corners. They signed their name with sloppy writing and with a simple 'goodbye'. This book is now tucked away in the darkest parts of her, because no one wants to read a tragic story with a bad ending.

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