Writing

Heavy Cargo

A Poem by James William Dyer

A comparison of my interpersonal relationships to the freighters I once watched creep along the straits of mackinaw, beneath the bridge and out into n..

TO MEET AGAIN

A Poem by Terry Collett

A MOTHER'S SUDDEN DEATH

Painted Frustrations

A Story by Sequoia

A story I wrote about painting and emotions.

A Eulogy for a Chesapeake Bay Retriever Named Max...

A Story by Andrew N. Farrens

Rest in Peace, Sir Maximilian: Maxwell The Brown Buffalo Beast Chesapeake Bay Retriever. You were a good dog........

Diamonds Prt. 2

A Story by CLUTZ

....death

Diamonds Prt. 1

A Story by CLUTZ

...cancer

Beyond the Apple's Skin

A Poem by James William Dyer

This is a poem about the end of a deep relationship, an ending that forces all the flaws RIright to the SURFACE.

without a note

A Poem by Red Brick Keshner

obviously a work in progress... over the years I've had several persons close to me end their own lives. At 15 I had also made several attempts to end..

You Cannot Mourn The Living

A Poem by Faith

I'd lost someone I loved, so much.

Pain

A Poem by Faith

If not for pain, I think life would be a grand mistake. It is the roadmap of my scars that I will follow to my life's destination. Without pain, there..

I've Cried My Love A River

A Poem by Faith

I used to be a dried up riverbed.Desert sand ran in my veins.I was the wasteland, the dust bowl of my sadness.And somewhere inside for all those years..

Yesterday

A Poem by Faith

There was a time in my life, recently, when I had lost the only person who mattered to me at all, and I had no direction whatsoever, and all I did was..

The Rack

A Poem by James William Dyer

The First Timne, when I was young, a lover left me, I sank into deep withdrawal. I thought of that today, reflecting on how long it took to manage my..