Cimarron Shae
I am a freelance writer, currently working on my bachelor's degree in English at St. Cloud State University. I love to crank out poetry, provide pop culture commentary and analyze everything. Plain and simple, I enjoy writing.
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Sky RatsWe see their little grey and red bodies everywhere - on power lines, in trees, as roadkill - but what are their lives really like?
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Overcompensation: The True Story of John SmithJohn Smith, one of the first governors of Jamestown, VA, is a man shrouded in mystery. Was he truly the hero of real life epics, or just a figment of his own imagination?
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Is Anyone Home?Sometimes, love is the best medicine.
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WitherPeople grow old. Love does not.
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Estrogen: Not Just for Women AnymoreAs essay exploring the negative effects of environmental estrogens on the health and wellness of college students.
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High Rates of Suicide in Female WritersThe Sylvia Plath Effect, a phrase coined by Dr. James C. Kaufman to explain the high rate of suicide among female poets, is explored through a literary perspective.
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Where Did You Go, White Christmas?What is winter without snow?
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HoardingEveryone wishes they had photographic memory - but what if you were unable to ever forget?
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Christmas at MidnightAll good little girls and boys are in bed, except for one.
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You, PoetessFree verse/intended spoken word meant to empower the struggling poetess and honor the ones who lost their struggle.
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Magdalene"A weed is a plant that has mastered every survial skill except for learning how to grow in rows." (Doug Larson)
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BurdenA short poem about unrequited love.
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DuluthA poem in villanelle form exploring the final thoughts of a person caught in the depths of depression.
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Through My WindowA poem about the magic of watching the seasons unfold.
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The Dry Breast of My MotherA poem exploring the intense relationship between a mother and her adopted daughter.
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PachydermA poem about the reaction of society as a whole to the epidemic of self harm.
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Sever(ity)A tactile poem about the disassociation and self-mutilation often identified with Borderline Personality Disorder.
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PrincessA creative writing piece about the struggles a young African American girl named Princess faces growing up in the bowels of the city.
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MotherA poem about the complex relationship between a young woman and her long deceased mother.
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PatienceA haiku, about the painful art of letter writing.
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The Green Thumba garden means many things to many people. -
Remember that Day?A poem about summer love.
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WomanhoodA poem about the contradictory existance of women across the world.
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Love BiteAn English haiku, following at 5/7/5 syllable and a/b/a rhyme pattern, about those little black and blue marks that appear after a night of passion.
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AwakeningThis is a poem in tritina form about the way a woman feels about the man sleeping next to her...provided that she really loves him, of course.
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Paper WingsA poem in villanelle form about the thirst to be as free as a bird.
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Fortunate HimWhile the love of her life lies sleeping, one woman struggles to come to terms with her darkness.
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Independence DayWithout the fireworks and burnt hot dogs, what is left for us on this holiday?
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RecollectionIt takes a strong woman to leave in the morning without saying goodbye.
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SylviaThis is a short poem I composed in a last ditch ever to get Lady Lazarus out of my head so I could begin writing original pieces again.
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SpaceThe only thing harder than getting used to sharing your bed is readjusting to sleeping alone. -
DisbeliefAfter years as good friends, Joshua and Kat drifted apart. Now, hours from Joshua's deployment, Kat struggles with feelings of regret, disappointment, fear... and hope.
