Writing

The Easy Option

A Poem by Emma

Removing yourself doesn't remove your problems for those who care about you

Shatter

A Poem by Rudie Rock

Liquor bottle smashed on the floor.Picking up the piece that slice my fingers.Just a casualty of the great war.Crossing every line as my vision blurs...

Surrounded by No one

A Poem by Burkie

Trying to move on in life whilst social media constantly reminds you of what you once had.

I Really Shouldn't Be Here

A Poem by ArnoldtheRubberDucky

I really shouldn’t be here I’ve already stayed too long It’s time for me to disappear I know where I belong I’ve lived h..

A Flower; Another Name

A Poem by C Peril

Tossed upon the Earth,we grew, as weeds growAt the expense of something;to the detriment of somethingAnd whatever beautywe did produce, it wasquite re..

No One.

A Poem by k.

just my mood right now. This is how I kept the tears from coming down.

Immortal

A Story by Theo

Upon the moment time travel is invented, the inventor is transported back in time to the early years of an emerging sentient race.

Death's Narration

A Poem by Ilya

This poem is based on a dream I had after spending a lot of time in isolation. I felt lonely and forgotten. Edgy.

A Lonely Walk

A Story by Connor Veenstra

I was on another of my walks I take when I feel lonely. These walks only seem to make it worse, though. Hardly a..

Self-Imposed

A Poem by Gaia Octavia

A tattered blanket of timeworn beliefs the chill sinking in, no more a relief Lips turning blue after years of disuse, as weariness grows ov..

The Brink of Adulthood and Beyond

A Poem by Michelle Fourie

Issues relating to adulthood, with closeness distance themes.

The Anathema

A Book by Whinterson

In a search to recover his discarded possessions, Ingersol "Sol" Casey discovers that there is more hidden within his small town than what others have..

Chapter 1

A Chapter by Whinterson

He was watching me. Or she, I wasn’t sure. I didn’t know who, but I held someone’s eyes. As I carefully maneuvered my bike around th..

Chapter 2

A Chapter by Whinterson

A dirty toilet was my refuge. I preferred the one in the far stall of one of the bathrooms at work; I always saved it for last. When I had finished a..

Charlotta, or, It's not a girl.

A Story by RoxyMonoxide

Single mother faces a bizarre reality.

I Said Goodbye to the Sun

A Poem by LazerRays

Isaid goodbye to the sun,To save her from the night, The kind that lurked within my mind,To stop me from blacking that light, I watched the sun sink ..