Writing

Poem 2. Forgotten

A Chapter by Daisie Vergara (Dhaye)

Give one some gold then walk away and forget it for some good deeds never claim a prize but a peaceful mind and a heart for something you have done..

Vesper (1-5)

A Poem by Saint No-One

A series of poems written about finding acceptance in the end of a relationship, and accepting for better or worse the outcome, including the way you ..

CHAPTER VII. THE REVELATION

A Chapter by Daisie Vergara (Dhaye)

“C-Clarisse!” a familiar voice made me tremble again. I stopped watering the plants in my garden. I turned my back towards the p..

The Breakdown

A Poem by Nick Arena

This would be my first actual stab at poetry, which I wrote at about 4:30 in the morning.

My Advice

A Poem by Mark Anthony Games (Human..

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The Population of This Town

A Story by M Bonet

Pretty people. The city was full of pretty people. And Rob had never thought much about pretty people.

you never really can fix a heart

A Poem by MI-KOL HIGHLY

‘you never really can fix a heart’ it feels like i just ran out of good days sadness and loneliness sleeps in my bed these ..

Mommy I'm gay

A Story by Melissa Hoover

This story explores the depths of understanding, acceptance and love. When Deborah finds out her 7 year-old daughter might possibly be gay, her entire..

It's Always Never Too Late

A Story by Aiken Ylarde

Second chances? Second, third, fourth… Does it even matter now that she’s gone? I remember the times I laughed at my best friend when s..

A thousand eyes

A Poem by Carissa Marie

A THOUSAND EYESA thousand eyes, they stare at me.With every move I make,I'm all they see.They see me laugh,They watch me cry.My every little action,Ju..

Dumbing Down

A Poem by Rachel Landes

WaitWas it thisDumbing downWith a water parachuteThe mind hitWanting to love youBut who are youDon't rememberMy-selfAnd look what you didAnd look what..

The White Weed

A Poem by QuiteOllie

A poem about acceptance of identity and learning who you are.

Imposter

A Poem by MiriamMB

Fear of being seen and rejected.

Father, Forgive Me

A Poem by Lorraine Hampton

If you are offended by it, please forgive me. It's a cry for all who are victimized by intolerance. It's not meant to criticize anyone, but rather to ..