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Anonymoss

My muse was a fraud

Anonymoss · Poetry » General, General · 24m ago

Sorry guys for being unavailable, needed to change my muse

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creeperfeverdreams

The monster within | Chapter Twenty-Two| Luke

creeperfeverdreams · Novel / Chapter » Fanfiction, Supernatural · 1h ago

Luke and Nicole’s hug won’t last long before some other creature appears to ruin it. That’s just how it is.

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Tikaya

We Seize the Stars Tonight

Tikaya · Reviews » Poetry » Romantic, Science Fiction · 1h ago

And another one, I’m on a roll today :3 The cover art is very beautiful! As sparks from the past reach our eyes; Already love how poetic this is! Wie ...

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creeperfeverdreams

Recording 0- 031

creeperfeverdreams · Reviews » Script » General, General · 2h ago

Hello there, human! I'm reviewing using the YWS S'more Method today! Shalt we commence with the wretched S’more? Top Graham Cracker - The narrator is in a marble structure and ...

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Noirmont

Take me to St Louis

Noirmont · Reviews » Lyrics » Lyrical, Romantic · 2h ago

Hi, Noirmont here to review! Firstly, I love the cover art for this piece! It's really beautiful! I think it nicely captures the moody, warm feeling of your poem as ...

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