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Hearken unto me! Part 1A Poem by Adam Lebzo -RonninWarrior..Listen O boy, heed every word! For I will help you learn, A thing or two about this world, From none but I you’ll earn. First, g.. |
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Poem 48. OUR TIMEA Chapter by Daisie Vergara (Dhaye)is precious |
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The Real CryA Poem by ProCoacoaShe smilesShe laughsBut doesn't cryWhy?She dancesShe singsBut doesn't cryWhy?Learn to notice the eyesAnd understand its secret languageIts something t.. |
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Running PlaylistA Story by ClaireAn acoustic account of my morning run. |
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Dear JA Story by Azure Montessa (Blue)Unsent |
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Godsent Trojan Rocking-HorseA Poem by imagination-1234Glitter, nervous laughter. You ring. Your bones empty andin Emptiness: basket staff net hammer spannerI cackle like a madwoman when I'm happy. They ri.. |
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A meeting within the BlueA Poem by SilverFishWhen dreamer's meet; a world of blue, is it after all just a dream? Or is it a message left after the beep... |
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YOU DON'T WANTA Chapter by one skyWhy? |
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Lost Telegram of LoveA Poem by AstroCommunicating love is never easy. |
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Professional Woman With A KnifeA Poem by Poe Reddhigh in saturated darkness |
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Trouble with today? Today ain't worth living for. ..A Poem by Heather ChristineThe world's going crazy.But, hey, it's the 21st century.What do you expect?No time for family.No time for joy.Always on the go.The world is harsh.Only.. |
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It Can WaitA Book by Kimberly AdamsKelly texts and drives and causes a bad accident. While in the hospital, she learns the important lesson that texting can wait, but Jesus cannot. |
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NO IRONY WHATSOEVERA Poem by kublakhan2702 11 14 |
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Dear ChildA Poem by Erik DanielThis is a poem I wrote for my friend. I tried to make it relatable to everyone. It is from God's perspective. |
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DisconnectedA Story by Jessica SandsI had just finished season five of Gossip Girl and was ready to move onto something else. Blair and Nate’s most recent breakup really played wi.. |
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Messages From Death RowA Poem by AveTNInspired by a friend of mine who is on death row. I often look at the world from his perspective, and I have realized that we all face our own prisons.. |
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