- Member since March 25, 2006.
- I have 17 comments, 293 poems, 40 stories
My Stories
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The end began when he left the village.1
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This world is no longer the world that I loved. Time has changed everything. In every year that passes, I hate my existence in this damned place more and more. I lived long enough. I loved long enough. And now I’m tired.1
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Once upon a time, there was this old man lying on his deathbed. He had been suffering from tuberculosis for three years and he decided to g1800 words, March 12, 2009. In Love
My Poetry
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The gate of my heart / has long been opened / for you to enter, / walking on a red carpet. / Welcome to my solitary / life that is longing for / the hands of someone / like you. Open the door and / never mind<100 words, 1 comment, May 3, 2007. In Love
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I woke up and screamed / looking at the mirror. / / Good if it was cracked / Better if I saw no reflection / Best if I had seen a ghost / Ideal if it was just a dream. / / At the tip of my nose / was a nig<100 words, 2 comments, May 3, 2007. In Love
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I used to be your companion / just a friend / / I smiled at you; / you wouldn’t mind / / You pat my back; / you wouldn’t mind / / I always hugged you; / you wouldn’t mind / / You loved ticking me;<100 words, 2 comments, May 3, 2007. In Love
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The gate of my heart / has long been opened / for you to enter, / walking on a red carpet. / Welcome to my solitary / life that is longing for / the hands of someone / like you. Open the door and / never mind - Elegy to the Red Pimple at allpoetry
I woke up and screamed / looking at the mirror. / / Good if it was cracked / Better if I saw no reflection / Best if I had seen a ghost / Ideal if it was just a dream. / / At the tip of my nose / was a nig - Don't Mind This at allpoetry
I used to be your companion / just a friend / / I smiled at you; / you wouldn’t mind / / You pat my back; / you wouldn’t mind / / I always hugged you; / you wouldn’t mind / / You loved ticking me;
