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Portland Postcard

Portland Postcard

A Poem by Anna


The lavender evening is still climbing down the branches as we speak;the hot tea I stare into is staring back at me with words I could say.And you hav..
THE HOWL OF A GOOD STORM

THE HOWL OF A GOOD STORM

A Poem by Quickbeam


A poem I wrote yesterday trying to get some sleep.
A DECENT MAN

A DECENT MAN

A Story by Peter Rogerson


A light-hearted look at one particular convention.
To Others

To Others

A Poem by ohsograceful


how many versions of you exist in the universe?
Christmas Ice Storm

Christmas Ice Storm

A Chapter by Wendy Seames Garner


I kept hearing a cracking sound followed by a thud. Around midnight, I got up, to look out the window. There I saw a virtual fairyland of ice.
After The Storm

After The Storm

A Poem by Tyree Johnson


It gets easier.
The Sky

The Sky

A Poem by Daisie Vergara (Dhaye)


Urduja
Night time blues

Night time blues

A Poem by Simba


Hear the roar of crashing waves hurling to the ground, echoing all around you can barely hear the sounds, a thunderstorm erupting through the atmos..
Storm Surge

Storm Surge

A Poem by gabiaimee


Storm Surge
cistern of consciousness

cistern of consciousness

A Poem by dimz


texts of an irreverently disconnected collection of 3 or 4 poems published together in my first poetry zine.
GO!

GO!

A Poem by Alfred Kukitz


Hurry up
Your way with words

Your way with words

A Poem by SkepticObserver


A way with words
Calm

Calm

A Poem by SkepticObserver


You rile my heart up, like a storm.
The Importance of Being Ernest Hemingway

The Importance of Being Ernest Hemingway

A Story by James Foley


Rich girl wants him a wealthy writer. Best girl wants him a great writer. Which girl wins?
Ode to a dying tree

Ode to a dying tree

A Poem by Dianne S Penfold


Some trees have been around for many lifetimes. I wonder what they have seen, what they have been through as the seasons and years pass. So many secre..
Storm Front

Storm Front

A Poem by BrittBratBroski


September 21, 2013
Haiku #7

Haiku #7

A Poem by Jorel Caringal


Leaving a rainbow.