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Hailyn Suarez May 2017
I've forgotten the last time I had to memorize
oh wait, it was today.
I memorized so I didn't have to plagiarize
and I plagiarized because I had no idea what to say.

instead of studying, I was out at play
breaking ankles instead of pencil tips.
made some gnarly 3 pointers, I might say,
all I could think about were my papercut lips.

the keyboard fights me with whips
I'm trying, I am really trying,
but I'm collapsing, like sunken battleships.
Well, at least I'm not dying.
written before finals crushed my pencils
Ryan Holden May 2017
Eating, away at your conscience,
Narrowing your vision,
Altering reality and fairytales,
But easily obtained,
Constant internal battle,
Nothing can make this mind,
As Beautiful as a butterfly.
A poem about insecurities.
Em MacKenzie Apr 2017
I wish to love you like no one in this world has,
I'll give you the sun, the moon,
the trees, the leafs,
and the greenest grass.
Em MacKenzie Apr 2017
In this rule book I carry till the day I die,
first lesson is; you have to learn to lie,
and cover those wounds with a wistful sigh,
'cause penguins wouldn't be loved the same if they could fly.
Sydney Marie Apr 2017
"They're not attacking you, they're attacking your idea because you were louder then anyone else."
Isabella Soledad Apr 2017
She was a feisty little kitten that always ran free
Playing out with all the others
careless as could be
You were an evil hungry wolf
looking for prey
So you scooped her all up
and called it a day.
You lured her to your den with promises and treats
Making her think, that you had nothing but sweets
So she let you collar her, her trust you had gained
But she was soon to find out
You were evil, and fanged.
She would try to escape, and play with the others
But in your den she was kept, trapped, and smothered.  
It took a lot of time for her to break free
Out of your grasp, she escaped, and ran to flee
Finally off and away, Your collar, she shed
Hoping someone better, would take her instead.
A poem a day keeps the doctor away
(Also excuse the ****** rhythm it was a super fast poem)
lilac Mar 2017
lift me off the ground,
lift me in the air.
the sky is clearer here,
the air purer.
my head feels clean
your hands tickle.
lift, lift
lift me up.
ehhhh? well hi!!! it's been a while!
Styles Mar 2017
The warmth
inside your crevice
makes me rock hard
as I unearth your depths
peeling back layers
searching your peaks
in sight of your crests
our chest abreast
so close I can
taste the warmth
on your breathe
Ritika Mar 2017
In the chills of those sprinklers
These shivering hands are bleeding.
Bleeding the ink on the bright glamour of whiteness,
And roughness yet serene looks of this inked morn
I cannot but just able to break these concrete wall
A thousand ton probably,
I'm underneath this hard-core stuff!
Gulped the last **** of splashed pity,
Can't hark anymore.
**** your ****** core!
I don't really see any empathy or comprehensiveness
In the pale skin of yours!
Hey, ever you see through those reflectors!
Well, I do.
Thanks for your *** to be concerned.
A quick write.
Kash Mar 2017
I drink the coffee every morning
Even though it makes my stomach uneasy
And my hands shake

I skip breakfast in the morning
And set precedent for the day
And the hunger aches

I do it anyway
There is something about rituals
In which I give more than I take
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