Writing

Nostalgia

A Poem by Whitney

A way not yet renewedLost always in time and recollection,And can never be brought backSometimes, a feeling;My joy has emptied,But don't lose heart;fo..

Lozenges.

A Story by Arpan

“Sir, do you want a packet of lozenges”, asked the vendor. I looked down to see a man shoving a packet of orange candies on my face. He ..

Rainbow Winkin'

A Poem by Odin Roark

(A prosetry remembrance) It’s probably impossible to fully understand the rewards some feel from the simplest of experiences. Yet, regardless o..

Then I Am With Mother

A Poem by Erica Rickard

A poem about my home, my one true haven. Mexico's sunshine and warmth and laughter and music will always beckon me, and I'll always return home when t..

Fellstar

A Poem by Madison R. Forest

It seems even the stars are looking for you.

Grownup

A Poem by Inda

Grownup I grew up; I know I’m just as surprised! For so long I wore this disguise; I am not a fool, But am I a tool? Laughi..

Music Box

A Poem by t

music boxes remind sadness to you,the airy, slow, nostalgic tunesgive a sense of dread to me.three hundred year old ones,are the rustiestbut work the ..

Childhood

A Poem by NANA

For my big brother

Until Next Time

A Poem by E

A poem about somebody leaving.

Drifter

A Story by L.M.Warde

I wander through fields and catacombs of memories; recalling distant moments and other such forgotten things, now drifting like broken dreams or a lo..

Silent Melody

A Story by Vanessa

I wrote this in 2007 for AP Lit. The assignment was to write a short story small enough to fit on a postcard, and afterward we edited and added to it..