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"insertions" poems

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I Like It Ickity Spliti like it ickity split / mad to exceed the world / in dark dreams ******
@zebrablack40
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Dark Secret...explicit adult ***do you have a dark secret / my darling / a terrible brain
@zebrablack102
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sensual spacesSensual Spaces / the slightly parted lips, / beseech your entrance,
@nat-lipstadt66
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Because Defining in vitro Didn't Sound As GoodReceding back to my usual corner / only passing time til I'm introduced to my coroner / attempting to inject fine knowledge into semantic memory
@erik-sorlie23
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waking up, feeling good, is vastly under~appreciated- for patty m(mombo) / who will be laughing / out loud, spilling her sippin’ coffee~
@nat-lipstadt66
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"We are an unstated understood"~ / for T.M.R. / ~
@nat-lipstadt29
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Love indeliblyIn our world of clamorous wailing and insertions our entrails are left out on the curbing bloodied and useless. / If only we could fish ourselves out of our own wistful delusions. / Every creature has its role in our worlds tropic cascade, but our true delineated roles are being the cogs to catalyze our machine.
@sarah-kunz5
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Don't Ask Questions: Why?Aggressive insertions / to be deserted. / No quaint Notions
@steven-keith-ingersoll21
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Gibson's Succinct: "The Lovely Intimacy"a product of his instinct, / why use / ten when
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Claude McKay was a Jamaican writer and poet. He was a communist in his early life, but after a visit to the Soviet Union, decided that communism was too disciplined and confining. McKay was involved in the Harlem Renaissance and wrote three novels: Home to Harlem (1928), a best-seller which won the Harmon Gold Award f...

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