Writing

The Limits Of Skin(You are a seven year old phoeni..

A Poem by Absentee Reality Check

Not all of you grows older.You are a skeleton of freeze frames.Your smile is five years old.Your flinch is twenty.Your joints hold the mapof a thousan..

Dear Waitress...

A Story by Prudence

The frustrations of eating alone

Old Age Home

A Poem by Md. Ziaul Haque

Old parents are thrown away be the children and they have started living in an old age home

You are a Star

A Poem by Md. Ziaul Haque

A living star

Morning Triku III

A Poem by Steve Kittell

Thoughts at sunrise

One Last Story

A Story by Illubuu

A man spends his last moments telling his story one last time.

X

A Poem by Nikolas

About my mother. (X in the title refers to the X chromosome)

Grandad

A Poem by Sarah

This poem is about my grandfather. My favorite time with him is when he tells me his stories. I was thinking about him this morning and decided to wr..

The Mighty King (has fallen)

A Poem by Michael G. Smith

a dying Oak

A Wrinkle in Time

A Poem by Frecklewood

No longer does she clad herself In days of faded dye, Patterned fabrics of yesterdays Unravel threaded whys Teen embroidered da..

Values

A Poem by gabiaimee

The inability of the human mind to even comprehend mortality and the value of time.

Flesh and Blood

A Story by Sophie McN

I. Malcom Brodie existed but he never really lived. Malcom was never without a book. He was a spectator of the lives of a thousand fictional..

When?

A Poem by Steve Kittell

Thoughts at the memorial service of a centurion.

Eyes

A Poem by Steve Kittell

Eyes

Un-Priveleged Aging Americans

A Stage Play by viewBistro

The fact that people of all ages can be considered privileged on some dimensions and disadvantaged in others is a testament to the unique journey into..