Writing

THE PHONE

A Poem by rutherford

Part of the digital age and other madness

It's Not Goodbye

A Story by Francis-Gray

First attempt at writing in a short story format.

Call Again Tomorrow

A Stage Play by TommyGirl22

Shawna, meet Neil. Neil, meet Shawna. You two will be best friends until Neil moves, then Shawna will call you everyday. (Monologue, Shawna)

Addiction's Daughter

A Story by Nikki Richardson

Amber liquid sloshed as waves crashed against the glass wall. The tall neck of the bottle was stained with fresh fingerprints as lingering drop..

When December came

A Poem by Johanna

"I thought that when December came, everything would be okay again.."

CHAPTER XI. FOOLS

A Chapter by Daisie Vergara (Dhaye)

Why can’t I sleep? It’s already late at night and I’m still awake. I’m not thinking of him, but no! He’s i..

It Can Wait

A Book by Kimberly Adams

Kelly texts and drives and causes a bad accident. While in the hospital, she learns the important lesson that texting can wait, but Jesus cannot.

Voicemail

A Poem by Johanna

"Try again later.. or leave a message at the tone.."

Smartphone Usage

A Story by InformistZero

Times change, technology along with it. You can't walk down a main street without seeing at least 50% of citizens with smartphones in hand. Is this an..

Ringing Phone.

A Poem by Mily

You were never mine.But every time my phone rings,something in me,wishes it was you.And every time, that it isn't,I am struck withdisappointment and h..