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Asteroid, An
Bomb Fell, The
Bronwyn
Caged Dog
"Circle" Exercise
Claw Marks
Climbing
Closed Doors
Color Trilogy
Blue
Black
Red
Commercials poems
Contradiction
Control
Cycle, A
Descriptive poetry
Dr. Suess Meets Homecoming Week
Drowning
Dying
End of my World
Every Beginning Has an End
Fall in the Pit
False Truths
Forbidden Maze, The
Human Friendship
I Want to Get Away
I Will Die in Peace
Inexperienced Innevitability
Isn't It Great?
Lost Forever
Mummified Immortality
Night-time Companions
No Happiness
No Sunshine
Nothing Really Matters
Separation
Smile, A
song of the Siren, the
Storm, The
Stranger in the Night, A
Struggle
Sunset
Ties Can Kill
Time Slips Away
Too Late
Transparent
Unconsciousness
Unsweet 16th
War, The
What If?
What Is It?
Words on this Paper, The
Here are all the poems I've ever written. The good, the bad, and the ugly, so to speak. Some are good, some are bad, and some just describe terrible emotions. A lot of them are about depression or feeling abandoned. Not all of them, but a lot. It's not your typical teenage angst poetry, though. They were pretty much all analogies of my struggle to survive the severe depression I suffered from. So, I'm not saying it's necessarily good, but there's more behind it than teenage angst. I really did suffer depression.
If you hold your mouse over the links, a brief description will pop up. Not all of the poems are about depression so I'll try to give a good description of each. I even put up the poems I wrote before I learned how to do it without rhyming. Although even after that I still rhymed occasionally just for effect maybe. Hell if I know. On to the poems!
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