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This poetic form is as follows: Two stanzas of three unrhymed lines each The first line is the same as the last. For examples see my work in this site ...

Hi. I was wondering if you could review my short story . Just something I thought I’d mention, it’s kind of long, more the length of a short story you ...

“I have the heart and stomach of a goat and the king of England too.” —original quote from a speech by Queen Elizabeth the First* *I may have unintentionally paraphrased ...

This is my first time writing something like this, so please notify me is this starts growing tentacles or begins making noises. The structure of this poem is as follows: ...

I find @liminality 's short stories to be quite good. I also feel kind of obligated reccomen the works of @Lia5Giba, since she's a personal friend. I also find @HGsomeone ...

work away the day Black the night to morning and again, again.

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Night: In glorious fire it falls, That blind, burning day. When light would glare down, unbidden and unrestrained. Be gone! Foul, garrulous day! Make yourself silent As the silver eyed ...

I published 30 poems in April.

Wasteland: The trees do not sing With the songs of birds. They are bare and the wind does not roar Through the branches. There is no life left on the ...

The encroaching shadows grew ever more near And if I care to strain my ear I can hear the words: “Come into the shade, For your debts to this world ...

A confession: I must confess That you know nothing. Nothing of my paramour, Nothing of the swoons we shared. When I was in the passenger seat. Why don’t you know? ...

A poem of sleep for my beloved: Goodnight, my love, My hopeful heart, Goodnight my queen, Who raises my throat with longing. Goodnight my wingless angel of shade, Who smiles ...

Gray morning I woke when the moon was low, But the stars were still Bright And the sky is still dark out my window. It was quickly graying Though, I ...

TIME WILL PASS: The river runs past me, and as I watch it I wonder at its running and how, in winter it freezes, and in the spring Melts, and ...