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Just An Ordinary DayA Poem by Marianne RoseReflecting on the pace of our lives, too fast, too pressurized. |
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Insane Ramblings With No Purpose at AllA Poem by JamesSorry if it's a little offensive |
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Not good enough.A Poem by The Poet of Black WingsYou're never good enough. Jobs and the like, Work. You're never good enough. No matter what You can do, What you've done, How or who you are.. |
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1268379-A Poem by i.am.the.sun.It's my 25th birthday today. |
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Voluntary victimsA Poem by The Poet of Black WingsDay in and day out, They come to This tower, Looking for these Meaningless pieces of paper That they trade away increments Of their lives for, .. |
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DreamsA Poem by stargirl23what good are dreams to a boy like me my closed eyes see nothing all the night save dancing spots and black outlines and when I ope.. |
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10 Things That Displease MeA Story by Ricki PetersonHow I see some "people" |
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Atrudir - in editingA Story by Venefica TenebraeI was sitting in a cab on my way to the client. I´ve never been bothered when they called late at night, to be honest it always made me happy... |
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The LampshadeA Poem by Marianne RoseRemembering bad budget years. . . |
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The BattlefieldA Poem by procrastinationAh, I'm feeling stressed and anxious about school. I hate school, you hate school, we all hate high school a lot. With a great big F and some notes fr.. |
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Fragile Snow Flakes EngagedA Poem by Earl SchumackerCaptured snow flakes suffering to be free |
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The Great CharadeA Story by CookeCodyWe are genuine, we tell a mirror that is full of ourselves. The glass obediently responds with what we want to hear, and that's enough for us to start.. |
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Summer BygonesA Book by mariatyIn every girls life; there's a boy she'll never forget and a summer where it all began. -anonymous |
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Civil SlaveryA Chapter by April Lee Fieldsthis is the first chapter of my book and is about departure from an old life |
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96%A Poem by JamesA purely sarcastic look at people who think they are overworked. I am pretty happy about the 96%. |
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