#the leaves of destiny

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pliant harbor
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opal thicket
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I love this concept! Good execution of it! Just one thing, the line breaks seem forced and is breaking the poem, although it seems the line breaks are just for the shape of the poem if you read it the way you break the lines it's messy.
But yeah loved tue poem as alwaysheartpotat

pliant harbor
open bone
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Nicely done SaberSaysPretty

rocky phoenix
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i really like this, i might be overreaching here but the first stanza ties into the last beautifully, most of our poetry grows, stays, falls then is forgotten i really like that imagery.
also the second stanza is so satisfying to read

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i might be reading this again in a day or two, good work!

torn atlas
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"Forgot to throw in some imagery" a true poet. Connected to the art so much that it's the tool, we aren't

sacred sand
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This is so real

spring flume
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Hot damn.

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Not even haikus
Can express alone the sheer
Willpower expressed.

gusty estuaryBOT
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*Not even haikus

Can express alone the sheer

Willpower expressed.*

mild dune
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What can i say? Ba-duum, you got it! Concept great, idea great, execution great, ending VERY great, love it.

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Nothing more to say

modest abyss
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Oooo another favourite! The typography is AWESOME, I really loved the second stanza and the last one was also so real

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At times I feel like I write just for the sake of writing and then just forget it again, people forget even the poems they love

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This was awesome

lilac galleon
simple matrix
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Love how the first two verses set the tone for the whole poem. Without them, the poem would be read much more sweet, thiughtful, mesningful, but those lines absolutely shatter all meaning. Great job.
WW.

untold garnetBOT