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Stories I never read in books

Stories I never read in books

A Poem by Kelly Scheppers


Every morning was coffee with cream, two sugars a strawberry preserve was spread neatly across the toasted bread, with a..
See for Me

See for Me

A Poem by Debbie Barry


A new nursery rhyme, inspired by my own severe vision loss, intended to resemble a traditional nursery rhyme.
Coconut Ice

Coconut Ice

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


She lived in a strange old gabled houseBut she rarely came outside,I’d glimpse her up on the balconyBut she’d see me, and she’d hide..
Ruby Ring

Ruby Ring

A Poem by gabiaimee


It was not a gift.
Ask the Tree

Ask the Tree

A Story by YouoweYoupay


"But first," my great grandfather said, "a tree has to grow before the figs grow!"
A Balcony View

A Balcony View

A Poem by Madeleine Celeste


Ever heard of a metaphor? This is like that, only more depressing.
Monday's Laundry - Poem #74

Monday's Laundry - Poem #74

A Poem by toritto


How white is Monday’s laundry against the bright blue sky of Summer hung from a clothesline stretching from a third floor window to the tel..
My Grandmother.

My Grandmother.

A Poem by Onlyme


White hair with steel curlers tightly wrapped aroundher curls. Some blue setting lotions tokeep it in check and help it set nice and firm.When the rol..
To Grandmother and Mother

To Grandmother and Mother

A Poem by William Rousseau


This is a poem written in the midst of nostalgia.
Sympathetic (sorry-for-myself)

Sympathetic (sorry-for-myself)

A Poem by PatrickPink


Currently, I'm dealing with a broken ankle and shattered bones in my foot. Just some thoughts I've had since.
Families. Who wants one?

Families. Who wants one?

A Story by Onlyme


Git is a term of insult with origins in [English] denoting an unpleasant, silly, incompetent, annoying, senile, elderly or childish person.
A Glass of Water

A Glass of Water

A Poem by Caius Frank


The ice in the glass of water next to me shifts
for you, my love

for you, my love

A Poem by maddy trudel


a little poem about death and the grave affects it has on each individual.
For My Great-Nanny 90th Birthday

For My Great-Nanny 90th Birthday

A Poem by L.J Bunn


For my Great-Nanny 90thBirthdaybyLucy Caglar (Bunn)Nanny Lyons in case you didn’t know,I want you to hear it from me,You’re more precious ..
15. BEVERLEY’S STORY

15. BEVERLEY’S STORY

A Chapter by Peter Rogerson


THE BODY IN THE STREAM - 15
Poems about Children

Poems about Children

A Story by Michael R. Burch


Poems about ChildrenThe DeskbyMichael R. Burchfor JeremyThere is a child I used to knowwho sat, perhaps, at this same deskwhere you sit now, and made ..