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starlilly

  • Poetry » General, General Re: World-Eating Plant

    I really enjoyed it and loved and it really good!

    Feb 10
  • Poetry » Narrative, Literature Re: ​Unhealed child

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Realistic, Other Re: School trauma

    Thanks for the lovely things you say I hope to add more questions in my other poems too.

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Realistic, Other Re: School trauma

    Of course. I feel like its a way to talk for anyone who is struggling the same thing. So hopefully other people can feel heard.

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Realistic, Other Re: School trauma

    I am glad that you see this is the powerfulness that I was trying give out as I felt there should be concerns about the students Mental Health.

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Realistic, Other Re: School trauma

    I am glad that you can understand an yes we should be talking about this more. As it seems no one is raising for concerns this topic.

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Realistic, General Re: Never enough

    Thank you so much I really glad you enjoy it

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Realistic, General Re: Never enough

    Thank you for the kind words I will keep it in mind!

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Realistic, General Re: Never enough

    thank you for your feedback and I am glad you like it!

    Jan 6, 2024
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Narrative Re: When Writing Becomes Words on Paper

    This poem is a poignant and relatable exploration of the despair that can come when one's creative well runs dry. The speaker's anguish is palpable as they lament the loss ...

    Jan 5, 2024
  • Poetry » General, Spiritual Re: Innocence lost, found again

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    Jan 4, 2024
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Health Re: For Anyone Who Wants To Die

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    Jan 4, 2024
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Health Re: For Anyone Who Wants To Die

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    Jan 4, 2024


“Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number. Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you— Ye are many—they are few.”
— Mary Shelly