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Today's Top Writing

 Liars and a missing day in December

Liars and a missing day in December

A Poem by jacob erin-cilberto


Liars and a missing day in December it's a bullshit sun and world, and evidence is stunning the flood of any given Sunday with empty churches and hearts and words sprung from outdated bibles..
Feeling the Tug

Feeling the Tug

A Poem by barleygirl


the onset of winter . . .
Pine Floor

Pine Floor

A Poem by Einstein Noodle


Pine FloorI shaved this morning butNo razor will scrape away this beardthe sun went away last night crusty eyedI should have had a say in it butthat's not my partshe sayssuch a thing just can't be allowedWe're sorrythe lights went out with the t..
A Twist of Fate

A Twist of Fate

A Poem by Christine Anne Shaw


blown by warm breath from anupturned palm to gently descendinto fast moving watersfrom atop a rickety bridgered rose petals fall on a cold dayto float hurriedly awaycaught in a swirling currentthey do not hesitate as theirfate is already knownthey do..
lights

lights

A Poem by anais.vionet


people seem to be going all out this year - I know we are - and I LOVE it.
The Wolf Man

The Wolf Man

A Poem by Dave Brown


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Tumbleweed

Tumbleweed

A Chapter by Dave Brown


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The Stag

The Stag

A Chapter by Dave Brown


Memah Lemon

Memah Lemon

A Chapter by YouoweYoupay


I thanked the gods for keeping my mother busy with preparing our evening meal.
little red book

little red book

A Poem by jacob erin-cilberto


little red book stealing dew breaths the rose examines an autumn morning writes notes in its diary i find it at sunset peruse the pages feel the thorns of intimacy find the words standing awfully close ..

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