The endless void of the mind, displayed on print for thou to comprehend it's meaning. Read each poem and feel what I felt as I wrote it.
Read Nowpoem suddenly popped into her mind. It was entitled "Ballad of a Mother's Heart" by Jose La Villa Tierra. She had read this before when she had an interest in reading books. She bought a book with a
Read Nowpoem had appeared in spring in the capital, and had spread throughout the land. Apart from the mention of the river that had made the readers uncomfortable, numerous poets had always assumed that noth
Read Nowpoem onto the class, and gave it back to her. "I suggest you seeing Ms. Humblewood in her office," Ms. Humblewood was the alumnus of St. Pulkeria who now worked as the student's counselor. "You can go
Read Nowpoem. He woke up the next morning, feeling refreshed from head to toe. He was glad to notice that all the uneasiness and anxiety that had been bugging him during the past days were all gone. Now he s
Read Nowmeaning. However, if you think about them, and try to decipher their meaning, they can link you to a great dao. Captain, if you're interested in learning the song, I can teach it to you." [1] "No, th
Read Nowballad… "In that ballad was a lonely old man… "In the old man's eyes was a boundless world… "That was during the time when the Gods existed. It was an age when all manner of living contended agains
Read Nowpoem carried on the wind that contained a special kind of charm which touched the audience listening. ... Last night I cultivated until midnight again Worrying about a trifle The helplessness of t
Read Nowballad? But it is old, dying, ignorant, uninteresting, behind the times, pale, tasteless, belonging to the grandparents' generation of the past, piled with thick dust, and not even willing to understa
Read Nowpoem Time is slipping but our story has just begun This is the first time I've experienced love that can be generous yet selfish You're my keyword I'm not sure if the best way to love is a verb o
Read Now