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#389051voted by our readers
By Anonymous

Tumbleweed The strong winds blowing The dust swirling in the air Two men counting down their steps Bullets flying through the air Women screams Blood on the floor Victorious...

#389052 Poetry
Alexa Verstraten BRONZE, Victoria, Other
3 articles 0 photos 2 comments
#389053 Poetry
By taintedannex GOLD
Hong Kong, Other
taintedannex GOLD, Hong Kong, Other
15 articles 5 photos 166 comments

Favorite Quote:
The truth is that at some point, everyone&#039;s going to hurt you. You just have to decide who&#039;s worth the pain.<br /> <br /> Some say having something to lose is what makes you vulnerable. I believe that having something to lose only makes you stronger.

#389054 Poetry
By Allison Payne BRONZE
Grandville, Michigan
Allison Payne BRONZE, Grandville, Michigan
1 article 0 photos 1 comment
#389055 Poetry
By Ice_Queen PLATINUM
Peoria, Arizona
Ice_Queen PLATINUM, Peoria, Arizona
49 articles 7 photos 13 comments

Favorite Quote:
Love is anterior to life, posterior to death, initial of creation, and the exponent of breath.<br /> -Emily Dickinson

#389056 Poetry
By bellariptor PLATINUM
Lexington, Massachusetts
bellariptor PLATINUM, Lexington, Massachusetts
25 articles 70 photos 16 comments

Favorite Quote:
Poetry is the soundtrack to my life, the lyrics are my thoughts accompanied by the melody of my emotions.

#389057 Poetry
By Anonymous
#389058 Poetry
By Pseudonymous GOLD
Saint Peters, Missouri
Pseudonymous GOLD, Saint Peters, Missouri
13 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
Why is a finite action able to act on infinity?<br /> I guess the answer is that we&rsquo;re all expected to act sensibly.

#389059 Poetry
Contemplator SILVER, Lake Park, Minnesota
5 articles 0 photos 67 comments

Favorite Quote:
There is a rainbow in your mouth! Open it up and show the world. <br /> This is just like ice cream without the cream. <br /> I&#039;m as stiff as a dried out twig in the middle of winter. <br /> Who lit the forest fire; the match, or the man holding the match?

#389060 Poetry
By Anonymous