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Rewind: Remembering your name was the easiest thing I ever did-- reverberations soaked my tongue and I could really taste the consonants swirling into the sides of my cheeks and ...

But fly, dear sparrow; even the storms cannot stop your flight to heaven.

Ominous words, he spoke-- dark opals pouring from his lips like an omen that you read in a book. There it was: The Grim. Oblivion in a hound, in a ...

Somewhere far away between ribbons of rain and sunshine; happiness.

Lovely notes littered the floor like forgotten rose petals, wrinkled and loose-- looking down, I knew that you hadn't meant for me to see them, lost and almost sad. But, ...

Hey there, Eli! Sorry for the wait. So, a quick couple thoughts on this: I like the idea and simplicity. You did a good job at creating someone who looks ...

Glassy footsteps break more easily than thought; step lightly, dear ones.

Idolatry spoke from half-open lips, awed-- I saw quiet murmurs from her lips, but his eyes were icy, icy, icy, cold and uninterested. It was awful, knowing how quickly he ...

Eastward, you say. Everything begins there-- the sun rises, the earth speaks and rumbles and raises its arms to stretch. Esther looks are you, eyeing you curiously. Every day? You're ...

Hi there! So, you want to learn how to review? Well I'm here to help you! You can post on here and let me know if you want some help. ...

And memory sings. Images of her leak from my eyes, cold and wet.

Hey there; quick review, as I'm still waking up and this just blew me away. The anatomy/proportions are perfect. Lovely. You might consider straightening out his right hip bone a ...

the heavenly choir resounded; yet my song broke under nostalgia.

Time for some fun, yes? Let's. So, this concept of this Time-Waster poetry exercise is quite simple: Write a poem using your letter as the first letter of each line. ...

falling through dark storms, and tripping through the lightning; death awaited me.