Poem #75: Tapestry

#76 of poetry assignment #4/8 from my college creative writing poetry class. this poem assignment had to start with the line "unexpected meetings occur in a forest."

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Poetry Collection #1

So i've written a fair amount of poetry since i took up writing. so much so that i've decided that i'll start making these collections. some are from stories, others were made on a whim, others while drunk, so expect some eclectic and haphazard stuff.

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The Black Dog Tries to Meditate

Freeform poetry from the introspective collection, black dog, that runs with a folkloric figure that is often associated with misfortune and used as a metaphor for depression.

Poem #56: Inspiration

#57 of poetry i'm a writer. 'nuff said. enjoy.

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Poem #3: Yearn

#3 of poetry a poem about wanting, needing, and craving love.

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The Sonnet to the Stalker

I decided that since the cheetah was into poetry, he might have something to say on the subject. you can figure that he is writing the day after the events of the story. four stanzas, fourteen lines, ababcdcdefefgg rhyming pattern.

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The reason I live.

I used to write a lot of poetry but have fallen out of it due to a tight schedule. just a short shakespearean sonnet. please give me some pointers i love feedback.

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The Unknown Ally

My cell\'s got three lines of poetry written on the walls! has yours?\" \"only one line... ‘pain monopoly; ritual misery; chop your breakfast on a mirror\'. mean anything to you?

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So Long as You Are Not Afraid

As he filled up his basket, he eventually grew so concentrated on his work he stopped reciting poetry. in the silence, he heard breathing. mathus went still, basket half full.

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One Dot Below the I (#5)

#9 of poetry more short poetry this rule you're sitting here listening only to your inner collisions you've gone to the movies within yourself man!

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"Always Near My Dear" Extended

Here is the shorter, non hard vore version: https://www.sofurry.com/view/1780173 for years and years i've been writing poetry that dissects and eviscerates my body. it's a subject i've always enjoyed, finding a sort of sweet intimacy inside it.

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Poem: Smiling Mirage

Obviously that's a bit far-fetched, but i figured, exploring that would be a nice avenue for some poetry, before casting the thought aside. so, here's the outcome.

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