Writing

A Heart Stricken Love Letter

A Story by Alex Fegley (Extro Zifer)

After the most amazing night of my life, I had to get my feelings out. I am in love!

Seven more scars for seven more failures

A Poem by Serena Kaye

My eyes are sore from the tears I shed, Thinking I was good enough for you but knowing deep down I was failing you once again, I don't know wha..

F**k Your Love

A Poem by Serena Kaye

Pissed at a ex..I'm not so nice when I bottle my feelings up..Wrote last night..Please excuse the langue.O.o

Stay Strong

A Poem by Serena Kaye

For all the people who cut, or suffer from depression, You. Are. NOT. Alone.

...And it Rained

A Poem by Raven Tempest

The evening sun gave way To caustic tears Each carrying within itself Memories of hushed moments Cries of passion on the winds Halted breaths of ..

A Sinister Lullaby

A Poem by Adam M. Snow

A melody flowing caressing the nightly air, its soothing sound echoes a flair. It sprung from the lips of a maiden aloft; the angelic song, sung ever ..

All My Fault

A Poem by that-little-green-monster

Fiction.

Imaginary -Chapter 3-

A Chapter by Adam M. Snow

Imagine you’re this woman who was living an ordinary life. Always caring, never hurt anyone in your lifetime. One day while you lie asleep in yo..

The Angel?

A Story by Mark Best

A suicidal man has an encounter with a man claiming to be an angel shortly after the death of his wife.

For Forever and Today

A Poem by Tatiana Lexia

In the minutes and the hoursYou cross my mind each day.From sun rise to sun slumberYou never go away.Forever in my thoughtsI think it's safe to sayTha..

In Memory of Annie Wells

A Story by Mark Best

A writer is haunted by the death of his wife.

Space

A Poem by sheistheone

In two foot of space I can turn In five foot I can bathe In seven foot I can lie on the floor and stretch. Emotional flux. Whe..

The Bus Stop

A Story by J.D. McNeely

The story of a single father dealing with the struggles of raising a child on his own.

Greeting Tomorrow

A Poem by April

A reflective piece about letting the past go and welcoming changes that tomorrow is about to bring

Her Verdict (Part 4)

A Story by x0void

What if you were just "the other girl" in his story? and to leave means to make him happy? Would you fight destiny? or would you just let him be free?