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  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Resurrection of Lefendor.

    I Made this entire story up in my head, so I wrote it down. I plan to make it into 2 books. One book of Lefendor. One book of Meflin ...

    Dec 23, 2009
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: God's Tears

    I disagree with Wooster. That was a great story, and reminds me of my two little brothers. I enjoyed reading this, thanks.

    May 25, 2009
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Bulimia.

    Amazing, reminds me of my freshman year. It's almost hard to understand, kind of. There is so many metaphores people could aquire from this poem, I think that's good. I ...

    May 25, 2009
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Magic and Mischief (Prologue)

    Way to much description, and your story is a bit confusing. I understand that it is a prologue, but you need to make it a little more interesting. I bet ...

    May 25, 2009
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Chalk to the Sidewalk

    I really liked the poem. I read ALOT of poems and this was one of my favorites, mainly because it reminds me of myself. I try so hard to erase ...

    Jul 29, 2008
  • General Fiction Novels Re: Shadows : Chapter 1

    I really liked it. But you used ALOT of discriptive words. I have read tons of books, and I noticed that the more popular books don't have alot of descriptive ...

    Jul 28, 2008
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Truth About Queens

    That's kind of funny. You do have a point though, no one tries to look at it from the evil queens perspective. Adults try to teach childeren right and wrong, ...

    Jul 28, 2008
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: all these little things

    That's really good. You could make some money off of stuff like that.

    Jul 28, 2008
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Edward's Journal

    The Lost pages of Edward’s journal Lost in the cold abyss I watched the blood flow from my wrist, I felt the pain but didn't care. This would show them ...

    Jul 28, 2008


The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education.
— Martin Luther King, Jr.