Writing

CHILDHOOD DAYS

A Poem by Jayaprakash

Loss of childhood

when the meadowlark cries

A Poem by felioness

Summer time when I was a kid ...

Wasteland

A Poem by Brittany Zedalis

First thing I've written in years. Published on Leaves of Ink this November 2017.

From Their Perspective

A Story by Willys Watson

FROM THEIR PERSPECTIVE After riding their bikes along the path that circled the park Gina and her father Doc were resting on one of the park benche..

JOSIE

A Story by Peter Rogerson

Growing ever older under the shadow of someone who might seem to be superior, but maybe isn't.

Cappucino

A Story by Kathrin

The sensation of his tiny childhood fingers clinging onto a smooth porcelain handle filled his being. He had, in his left hand, a typical white porcel..

CHEESE AND TOMATO SANDWICHES.

A Story by Peter Rogerson

We all get forgetful as we get older, don't we?

The Deck Chair

A Story by Graham Douglas

A woman sits in a chair looking at the sea. Outwardly she seems fine but she is really not. Then the small unexpected happens.

I Understand

A Poem by indiscreetis

I am sick and I am tired Of being told who I am by others who claim to understand me. Understand? How is it that you can comprehend the comp..

Lost

A Poem by Adam Light

Before I was ever lost in thought,I was lost in bliss. I ran through the summer airwith lightning bugs, like this. I was glad to roam the earthwithout..