Writing

God of All Time

A Poem by Melinda McQueen

God of All Time Night had come, All was quiet. The stars winked, Satisfied with the day’s diet. A balanced time..

One

A Poem by E.A. Spain

Dedicated to Our Son Cody Jr.❤️

How Authentic Do You Want It

A Story by Amr Yousry

We fear that authentic conversation. We fear people talking honestly about their issues. We fear being open about our struggles because it leads us to..

Sailor

A Poem by Laura Kate

It was the quietest of mornings.I didn't hear a single human voice -just the comings and goings of engine humsand the hustle of hurried footsteps.But ..

Repeat Offender

A Poem by Raven Starhawk

A slip of the tongue brought forth truth Exposing your carousel of lies With a bouquet of carnations in hand That you intended for an..

Programmed

A Poem by Laura Kate

I won't read the words from the script you wrote me,I won't walk the path straight and narrow, as you taught me.I won't speak your truth as if it ough..

Full circle

A Poem by Laura Kate

I feel that I have just met myself;the first time really seeing mefor who I amand knowingthat this is truly me.It's as if I have gone full circle;one ..

Close Doors

A Poem by Sky87

Close Doors seal them in their fate, no more do overs; no more changing faces. Close doors seal them in their fate, no more side jobs to fake their c..

The Parable.

A Story by Kay Salisu Titilola

This is the story of a man called Ojo-Ola (Future). I wrote this in African setting; Our culture and Way of life to be precise. Keep calm as you read.

To Bite and Make a Sound

A Story by Abigail Livingston

I’ve been wanting to eat this f*****g apple for twenty minutes now, twenty minutes ago I used the soft midsection of my shirt to wipe its red ro..

An Argument for Life

A Story by Guy de Michel

Death is often referred to as a journey. Some journey! Being sent against your will and against every fiber in your body and every function in your..

STRANDED

A Poem by Kay Salisu Titilola

A prisoner of love.

KEEP CALM!

A Poem by Kay Salisu Titilola

What I think people should know.

LIVE SIMPLE!

A Poem by Kay Salisu Titilola

"What people have to know."

Beth

A Story by 23squirrels

Beth Beth looked around at the faces of so many people she loved. Her daughters were perched beside the bed exchanging knowing glances and being ..

Restless

A Poem by Ellers

This poem is about how I felt and my resilience, recovering from a broken heart. When you loved someone so deeply and you had your whole word revolved..