• Eileen Tabios poetry: "unrequited is a bladed word"

unrequited is owned and operated unrequited is so much more pretty than unwanted unrequited is the moving story of a love that wasn't meant to be unrequited is a crushing yoke; but if you see love as a game...

unrequited is the worst state to be aware of unrequited is a damp match at the worst possible time unrequited is something that crops up in your songs unrequited is all i see

unrequited is star unrequited is a different story unrequited is a tune that reminds me of time spent in geneva unrequited is a two part invention for piano

unrequited is an acute tension that worked baudelaire to the bone unrequited is a bladed word unrequited is underscored with both rumbling bass baritones and lilting vocals unrequited is quelled

unrequited is so meltingly done unrequited is my longing for a name i dare not say unrequited is far more important then what is unrequited is up to the gentle reader

unrequited is the saddest love of all unrequited is not annulled simply by graciousness unrequited is always worth cherishing unrequited is not love

• Gabriel Gadfly's "Ventricle, Atrium" - a collection of his love poetry
• Charles Bukowski's poetry: example "The Genius of the Crowd" poem itself video adaptation
• Pablo Neruda's poetry "Sonnet 89
• Samuel Peralta's poems "The Time Traveller's Sonet"
• Kim Addonizio's poetry "What Do Women Want?"
• Michelle Rivera-Gravage "Is This Your Train?" I like the poetry there in general, but this one captured my interest the most due to where the things will be abandoned.
• Tell strangers genuine compliments
• Give people who look down in the dumps a smile
• Leave favorite DVDs behind, like "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," "Amelie," "3-Iron," or "Spirited Away."
• Abandon cute key chains and pins for people to use.
• Leave funny and inspirational magnets on metal benches and sculptures and lamp posts