Midnight Whisper

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Once upon a time

Don’t act like men do to show how strong they are.

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What I see

I see one living in a stone

Love, what can I say?

You conquered and fell... Like it was destined

Love makes mistakes too

Not knowing…And so I kissed her

I'm satisfied

I am satisfied, even if all I have is not mine.

Greatness and I

Greatness will dwell in my house-And call kings and queens to my doorstep

Two angels

But no being that is sane and strong, can live without these deities

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I'm satisfied

I am satisfied, even if all I have is not mine.

Love, what can I say?

You conquered and fell... Like it was destined

Love makes mistakes too

Not knowing…And so I kissed her

Greatness and I

Greatness will dwell in my house-And call kings and queens to my doorstep

What I see

I see one living in a stone

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Life LessonsEditor’s Pick

Once upon a time

Don’t act like men do to show how strong they are.

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If I may

why wouldst thou turn thou against thyself

LoveEditor’s Pick

Love and Sx

Love is an everlasting satisfaction, that comfort the soul If you find it

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Midnight

One cannot see the light, which they despise.

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“The crown on a liar is worn by the devil himself. Know your friend.”

— Allwell

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Love, what can I say?

You conquered and fell... Like it was destined

Love makes mistakes too

Not knowing…And so I kissed her

I'm satisfied

I am satisfied, even if all I have is not mine.

Greatness and I

Greatness will dwell in my house-And call kings and queens to my doorstep

Two angels

But no being that is sane and strong, can live without these deities

Personal Reflections

What you did

Having my head wrapped with stones and iron—I wage the rocks that could block your streams

About the poet

Writing my way through the hearts and mind of the ordinary, in search of the extraordinary.

Allwell Writes began as a Keep Note app, fueled by solitude, wishes, examples, and warnings. From daydreaming to sleepless nights, with whispers and thoughts, imageries that play sad, loving, and cheerful notes have now become a reality for others to witness and wander.

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