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Camille
Jun 2024
Camille
Azariah
Your superpower
Jun 2024
Camille
Azariah
Your superpower
I have figured it out.
Somehow, you are able to encapsulate love into a tangible gift that you give to me endlessly.
This is love.
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Jun 2024
Camille
Kareena
Listen
Jun 2024
Camille
Kareena
Listen
Talking to you
Sometimes
Is like screaming
To the wind
Touching mist
In one ear
Past a space
Out the other
I try to speak
Nothing sticks
I am mute
So it seems
Why is this?
I have found
Little things
Poems I wrote
Years ago
Where I found
The same thing
I cry out
To you dear
What response
Do I hear?
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Jun 2024
Camille
Akshay
Why I write
Jun 2024
Camille
Akshay
Why I write
These words are for me,
For I'm the one who's hurting,
I'm just healing myself.
I often wonder why we can't understand other's poems sometimes, but deep down it is the one who writes it knows the value of it.
#words
#poems
#healing
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Apr 2024
Camille
ymmiJ
Unplug
Apr 2024
Camille
ymmiJ
Unplug
minds' eye
open wide
illusion dies
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Mar 2024
Camille
Eshwara Prasad
Untitled
Mar 2024
Camille
Eshwara Prasad
Untitled
In silence, we write.
Without feedback, words fall flat.
Poetry is extinct.
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Jan 2024
Camille
David Lessard
Untitled
Jan 2024
Camille
David Lessard
Untitled
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Jan 2024
Camille
Reimers
Mood
Jan 2024
Camille
Reimers
Mood
It may look like I'm silent
But don't let it fool you
I'm holding back the will
To say that I love you
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Jan 2024
Camille
Levi Johnson
Brown eyes
Jan 2024
Camille
Levi Johnson
Brown eyes
I just have to look
at you
to feel it.
To know it
I have to look
away.
Like the pages
of a book
mid-tornado,
Fragments of
information, the pieces
all out of place.
Still,
I believe you
beg to be
read.
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