Sign Up!
Login
Home
Register
Login
Lost Password
Lost Username
Writers
Home
Search
Online Writers
Writing
Home
Search
Discover
Publishing
Home
Publishers
Self-Publishers
Literary Agents
Literary Magazines
Courses
Home
Search
Groups
Home
Search
Contests
Home
Search
Profile
Writing
Friends
Alan Mark Maynes
Writing
All Writing
All Writing
--------
Stories
Poetry
Books
Chapters
Screenplays
Stage Plays
Our new dance
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
Our rhythm sows throughout the land Like a beating drum We dance around the fire And await for our new vision to come The vibrant vivid night Fle..
A divine slither
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
We capture our wisdom From all corners of the world We slither through the lands To a new planted field We escape from our minds That was a mes..
Colored wax
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
I write my poem with colored wax It's lame, boring, and has no meaning Easily descrided and it's not worth singing Not worth thinking too No go..
Blind
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
I heard a woman crying I heard the chapel bells In this place of worship Where everything seems well I asked her what was wrong But she didn't ha..
The underground
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
I had it all, I knew how to do it, and I did it when I wanted to. I grinned and laughed at the world. What did they think of me? I did not care. Wh..
The velvet candle
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
I set down from my dorm to a vast empty room The night was dead and I wanted a drink to consume I walked up to the bar and took a seat that was near..
I am no more
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
The sudden flash of light entered the eye, startled and frightened. Swimming in this ocean of sweat, gazing into the the corner of darkness. Rememb..
The show
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
Headed out to the show, I saw my breathing Staring at the raindrops, that rippled on the evening On a Saturday night, the night was dead As we pass..
The changing skies
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
Morning bird with the morning bloom And circle of life waiting to consume Grass is green and so are leaves Rumbling machines that buzz like bees E..
The Plateau
A Poem by
Alan Mark Maynes
We came to the days and the place of peace Where we found our spirit and forgot the nights that were deceased The days of regret The days of suicid..
first
prev
1
2
next
last
Profile
Writing
Friends