TheWordWrecker : Writing

The Wall

The Wall

A Story by TheWordWrecker


In the first house I lived in there was a stonewall of stacked stones. Gray on dark gray. And then some more gray. Standing 20 or so feet tall. Past..
Card Prompt: Locate the Fear

Card Prompt: Locate the Fear

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


Late in the day, the sun seems tired. There are hushed whispers in the wind. Lullabies in the trees. As if the earth below is trying to rock the sun..
Card Prompt: Write a Letter

Card Prompt: Write a Letter

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


Dear man in the sky, bruce almighty, or evan almighty, whichever one was the better movie. Either way, you made the man from driving miss daisy the ..
Card Prompt: Watch for Gesture

Card Prompt: Watch for Gesture

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


So I wondered in the empty space in Church one day, “Do I ask the lower case ’t’, the oxygen molecules, or some other deity I wasn..
Prompt: Embroidery Thread - Free Write #4

Prompt: Embroidery Thread - Free Write #4

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


Part 1: The aftermath of a revolution birthed a Sisterhood that built schools for girls, hoping for a free t-shirt, but did needle point inste..
Prompt: Word Throws - Free Write #2

Prompt: Word Throws - Free Write #2

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


Late in the day The sun seems tired. Hushed whispers in the wind. Lullabies in the trees. As if the earth below is trying to rock the sun to sle..
Prompt: Loss of Memory - Free Write #1

Prompt: Loss of Memory - Free Write #1

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


In the haze of lost memory or maybe in remembrance of memories lost, I began my quest through deserts and jungles, through the most terrifyingof storm..
Girlhood

Girlhood

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


My sister and I would lie in the son. We freckled instead of tanned With blotchy elbows and knees, And mudd..
I Am Adult

I Am Adult

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


I am Adult, But would rather be child. Whimsical caresses of the summer sun, Obsolete in grown winter g..
Where I'm From

Where I'm From

A Poem by TheWordWrecker


A poem about home