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Chapter One: Violet Eyes.A Chapter by Brianna Alexandria WolfThe frogs must have swallowed pints of gravel before they began to sing their grave songs of the night; they gurgled as if they were drowning in the s.. |
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The Swamp Horse.A Book by Brianna Alexandria WolfThis was not the serene lifestyle he was used to; he had become so acquainted with the buzzing traffic of people and cars all night long in the city. .. |
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BANGLADESHA Poem by Md. Ziaul HaqueBangladesh, my motherland |
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Letter to an Old FriendA Poem by TessieDear Friend,Under the night sky I remember you,dark as the meadows around youcold as the wind that blewthroughneighboringoak trees.Many nights I've st.. |
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SocializationA Poem by Abdul Batin Osman Beyabout how society tries to brainwash you |
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Chapter 8- A change of HeartA Chapter by unluckeysLiam has been kidnapped by Carter- Again. except this time, instead of an angry abusive boyfriend to worry about, Liam discovers Carter isn't as angel.. |
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This Fight Of YoursA Poem by Tash HillWe are unwilling combatants in this fight of yours. Veterans of harmony; we asked not, for any wars. |
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I Do Not RememberA Poem by Tash HillI do not remember, I do not recall, the final bugle of November, nor the war that saw so many fall. |
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VisionA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaeghereVision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others. Jonathan Swift |
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CuckooA Book by Jason BubbleoIn this fantasy drama, a child runs away from a tragedy in his peasant village and grows up in the nearby woods. |
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Living in Dream PlaceA Story by Abderrahmane DakirIt's story about two families, the fisrt live in the city and second chose living in countryside, how we can chose a place to live... |
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Grass stainsA Poem by Rosezelene ErsaJust a silly little poem which might actually be me venting my frustrations about what other people think. Decide for yourself. |
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JANE AND THE PEACH.A Poem by Terry CollettA BOY AND GIRL IN A COUNTRY LANE IN 1961 AND A KISS |
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Great EnglandA Poem by Gerry LegisterThe land of England lies steep in historical pageantry |
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