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I was wondering if you knew any tender poems about friendship? if not, that's totally cool!! :)

“[First full moon of a new and final decade]” by June Jordan

“Poem Read At Joan Mitchell’s” by Frank O’Hara

“Ode to Elliott Smith, Ending in the First Snowfall of 2003” by Hanif Abdurraqib (he once said that Frank O’Hara’s friendship poems/the way he casually mentioned his friends by name in his poems was something that meant a lot to him and I love how you can see in this poem that he did the same)

“The Orange” by Wendy Cope

“Scrambled Eggs and Whiskey” by Hayden Carruths

“acknowledgements” by Danez Smith

(if you’ve noticed that in all these poems there’s a deliberate use of their friends’ names and specific references it’s because it’s something I find very heartwarming. they’re not writing poems about something meant to be relatable they’re just writing because they love their friends and that makes me ! inside)

“To All My Friends” by May Yang

“For Tom Shaw S.S.J.E. (1945–2014)” by Mary Oliver

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this is almost 2 years old & I have many new friendship poems I want to add to this 🤍

“Ode to Friendship” by Noor Hindi

“Love Language” by Rhiannon McGavin

“Tomorrow is a place” and “Joy is a promise” by Sanna Wani

“Friendship” by Chen Chen

“Someplace Like Montana” by Ada Limón

“For N & K” by Gina Myers

“All My Friends Are Finding New Beliefs” by Christian Wiman

“Great Things Have Happened” by Alden Nowlan

“Friend” by Jean Valentine

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empty-sigh

how I’m tryna be with you

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we don't even have to have sex just pin me down and kiss me for thirty to forty minutes and i will be in heaven

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True

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The Evermore Grimoire: Psychic Powers

Zoolingualism is the power to talk to animal life forms and understand their reactions. Those that wield this power are able to understand the speech or emotions of animal life forms. This power is quite uncommon and multifaceted. Some variations are magic based while others are natural talents or mental powers, similar to Telepathy (but limited to animals). The use of Zoolingualism is sometimes imagined as imitating animal sounds, like the barking of a dog. Zoolinguists are normally shown using their power in their native language, in an animal-language, or even mentally without any spoken words. Some wielders are able to understand animals in every imaginable way, which results in enormous knowledge and foreseeability of their actions.

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The Evermore Grimoire: Magic Powers

The Mystic Arts is the practice of harnessing various forms of energy to manipulate one or more aspects of the infinite realities that are present within the Multiverse. It encompasses many different activities, including astral projection, divination, teleportation, spell-casting as well including the practices of many cultures and religions. This can also include ornate books and writings from ancient times. For example Masters of the Mystic Arts use Eldritch Magic which is a light-based magic that produces sparks and fiery energy drawn from alternate dimensions and supernatural beings as their power source. Being highly versatile, it can be shaped into different forms, from tangible energy constructs such as shields and weapons to specific formations such as symbols and geometric patterns that are often used to produce various effects known to sorcerers as spells. While many of these intricate symbols commonly appear as disks projected in front of the caster's hands, others can appear as rings or bands that surround the caster's arms. Similarly, certain spells can manifest as an aura of arcane energy that emanates from the hands and forearms of the caster.

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The Evermore Grimoire: Greek Mythology

Khaos (Χαεος meaning "Gap" or "Chasm") was the first of the primeval gods to emerge at the creation of the universe in Greek Mythology. Personified as a female, she was the primal feature of the universe, a shadowy realm of mass and energy (mostly negative and dark) within the world that would stem forth in later genealogies. In the beginning, Khaos was all that there was, the dark majesty and mystery of creation incarnate. It was from her that the first three primordial gods sprang forth: Gaia (goddess of earth), Tartarus (the Underworld) and Eros (god of love), the fairest among the deathless gods. Gaia would go on to become the mother of everything beautiful within the world; Khaos however would not be as fortunate. Out of herself, she would give birth to two more children: Erebus (god of darkness) and Nyx (goddess of the night). Their sexual union produced the luminous offspring, Aether (god of the divine air) and Hemera (goddess of the day). However it would her daughter Nyx that would bring fear to the almighty god, Zeus (king of the gods).

artwork by Yliade

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"hephaistion made this" in a beautiful trompe-l'oeil piece of paper half unstuck by the wind still some of the rawest stuff ever put in a mosaic (2nd century bc, pergamon)