Tags Death

The Meteoric Event

A Story by Earl Schumacker

Truancy for a good reason.

Dear Mr. Time

A Story by Nyx

I had a friend, his name is Time. And until now I'm still looking for him

Enda

A Story by Amanda Hakes

When six-year-old Enda is pushed out of his Grandmother’s wake and into an adventure of grand proportions.

Chloe

A Poem by Onlyme

Sally, just woke up and turned andsaw a note on the sideof her bedside table. Written by a childIn crayon.She opened it up and sat up in bedand read i..

I miss her

A Poem by Jules K.

This poem is almost a sequel to "SOS". It deals with eating disorders and grief. If you are sensitive to this or uninterested, please don't read.

Angels

A Poem by Lauren

Eternally yours, a slave I roamthe misty breath from your dying lungs ignites my skythe forbidden touch off your calloused fingers sink into my skinfo..

Henry

A Story by Jason Scott

An elderly man is abandon by his caretakers in a large shopping mall.

The Skin I Live In

A Poem by Ghost47

This poem was written by a dear friend. I wanted to publish it so that it may inspired her to see her poem online and she may write more and improve

Old Man Too Young

A Poem by Cass Ashe

I don't have much time left you knowBecause the bloody front called for meAnd rang out church bells where I goUntil fire smoke is the last thing I see..

The Day Of The Funeral

A Story by breakthebrokenone

A personal short story of the day of my fathers funeral in June 2018

The Highest my Life Could Get

A Poem by LazerRays

A suicide poem.

Thinking of Killing Yourself? Don't

A Poem by Andy Ruffett

A guide to not killing yourself.

As good a day as any for a funeral

A Poem by Gee

Nothing else planned

No Spring Shall Ever Again... (2018)

A Poem by Matthew

This was written staring out at the snow upon my farm after the death of the two women who meant most to me in my life.

12 THE NEW PRIEST

A Chapter by Peter Rogerson

There's a new incumbent on his way to the Presbytery...

Tribute To a Poet

A Poem by Josie E. Cook M. A.

Remembering Mary in the cold of winter...

Goodnight.

A Poem by Megan Doeden

Some nights I feel okay.Steady and calm.The breeze kissing mesoftly.Allowing a quiet,easy slumber.I can picture you there,beside me.Breathing slowlyas..

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