Writing

Monday

A Poem by S. K. Burke

He marched to the frontof the room and stood smiling,his uniform ironedand belt buckles shining.But when he began, his voice trembled,as he spoke to t..

Dr. Seuss With The Gloves Off

A Poem by daninstockholm

an anti-war poem in the style of the great DR. Seuss

To Keep You Small

A Poem by Kelly Scheppers

To Keep You SmallTell me howto keep you small,so that you fit perfectly into my lapso that my heart won’t break when you no longer need to tak..

CONDEMNED

A Story by Peter Rogerson

Life's too damned short to waste on irrelevances, especially when the judge or doctor has spoken...

Unholy sacrifice

A Poem by Royal Martinez

A bloom cut before its prime. The type of crime which no doubt has been committed on hundreds if not millions of occasions in some form or the other, ..

Firearms

A Story by Jordan Jones

Guilty

Ghosts, Enigmas, Her Mirror

A Poem by Willem DelFuego

How does a person see, when they have last the soul the give in pieces to another? The better question is: how will we see when we can not get the sha..

Heartbeat

A Poem by TheMalady

There is always a first time for everything.

wrongs of innocence and experience

A Poem by Heath Muchena

a cosseted girl can only hope to someday become the belle of the ball and revel in her sartorial elegance but she knows not when to employ deferenc..

Sharks and Minnows

A Poem by S. K. Burke

Innocence lost is playing sharks and minnows When you stop to breathe, look around, and suddenly all the minn..

Knock, Knock.

A Poem by Owen or Olivia

A tale of abuse from a child's eyes.

Innocence Lost

A Poem by Chera

Little children playing in the sun turn into monstersplaying in the night.Dirty hands thenmeaning dirty lives now.A plaque, tainting all it nears. Wha..