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I Am Free

With heartbreaking imagery, Amanda Valerie Judd's "I Am Free" portrays the internal struggle after escaping an oppressive relationship. The poem captures the battle between newfound freedom and enduring psychological scars.
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Besides the Autumn Poets Sing (131)

Emily Dickinson's "Besides the Autumn Poets Sing (131)" offers a reflective view of the autumn season through a blend of poetic and prosaic imagery. The poem contrasts the fleeting days and sharp mornings with the departure of golden and harvest ...
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Crazy Thing

In 'Crazy Thing' by Fabrice Poussin, memories come alive with intensity. The evocative language throughout captures the essence of longing, inviting readers to embrace the complexities of the human journey.
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Bomb

Doug Hawley's 'Bomb' takes readers on a thrilling encounter between a super secret British agent and a notorious super villain, filled with witty banter and unexpected twists.
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Land of the Free

Fabrice Poussin's 'Land of the Free' unravels the captivating story of a woman shrouded in mystery. Through lyrical imagery and moving metaphors, Poussin dives into the depths of her soul, painting a portrait of resilience and longing.
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Summer

In 'Summer' by Amanda Valerie Judd, the spirit of the season dances through each line. Judd's vivid imagery and playful metaphors capture the sultry allure of a woman embodying the essence of summer.
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The Western Flyer

In "The Western Flyer," J. A. Farina reflects on childhood adventures sparked by the scent of bicycle chain oil. The short story captures the essence of freedom and discovery experienced during early explorations beyond the confines of a familiar neighborhood. ...
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The New Colossus

In "The New Colossus," Emma Lazarus presents a new icon of strength and compassion. This sonnet contrasts the brazen Greek giant with a majestic woman holding a torch, embodying the spirit of welcome and freedom at America's entrance, extending a ...
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The Family Tree

Delve into the heartwarming tale of 'The Family Tree' by Jon Moray, where a young redwood finds solace and love among its forest kin. As roots intertwine, stories of survival and connection are passed down, creating an unbreakable bond.
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Peace

Rupert Brooke’s sonnet "Peace" expresses gratitude for the divine timing that has awakened youth from slumber. The poem reflects on how the clarity and strength of purpose have emerged from this moment, capturing a profound sense of readiness and resolve.
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patria — on dual identity

Through the verses of 'patria — on dual identity' by Eshaan Mani, a journey of self-discovery unfolds. Mani's powerful imagery and melodic cadence search for belonging, as diverse harmonies collide and an unyielding spirit emerges.
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Dilemma, Dilemma

In Dee Allen's "Dilemma, Dilemma," the protagonist faces a surreal corridor with seven doors—six white and one yellow. This unsettling choice stirs feelings of trepidation and self-doubt, as the unknown behind each door challenges their decision-making abilities.
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