SOFT ARCHIVE

Spoiled Fruit

By Ronan Riley

Shared by Ronan Riley

whatever you think it's about, it probably is

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Untitled

By Ronan Riley

Shared by Ronan Riley

a poem about the sea

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Urban Tandoor

By Rachel Waters

Shared by Rachel Waters

A silly poem I wrote after a limber shift at Urban Tandoor

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The House Ghost

By Rachel Waters

Shared by Rachel Waters

A poem I wrote about being home alone.

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We Need to Teach the Children the Old Words

By Catherine Mellor

Shared by Caspar

Poem

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Headache

By Hope Mayhew

Shared by Hope

A poem I wrote to try and ease or distract from a deeply loyal and stubborn headache...featuring a bit of sarcastic commentary around the difficulty in giving yourself a bit of compassion and grace with life's aches and pains... and when big picture perspective taking may (or may not?) go a bit too far.

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EBay Watch List

By EBay dot come featuring my obsessions

Shared by Luke Batchelor

All of the names and prices of the items I am currently watching on eBay.

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Park Bench Poem

By Luke Batchelor

Shared by Luke Batchelor

Poem I wrote on a park bench.

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'People' - from 'the empath'

By A.I.M King

Shared by Hope Mayhew

Incredible words from brilliant poet, and spoken word artist A.I.M King. Reminds me the uniqueness, and brilliance of every person we may have or come across in our lives

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The Fly

By William Blake

Shared by Kit

A lovely poem from all the way back in 1794!

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Kimberley Crochets

By Roo Bannister

Shared by Roo Bannister

A poem written for the soft launch of soft spot, for Kimberley, on her birthday.

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The Outrun

By Amy Liptrot / Daisy Lewis

Shared by Kimberley Dobney

I watched this film on repeat during a time of heartbreak. This speech in the final scene always moves me.

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Hold Your Own

By Kae Tempest

Shared by Jen Pursey

A poem written by Kae Tempest

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