Lucy Joan : Writing

Procrastina

Procrastina

A Poem by Lucy Joan


As I sat in my little corner at the coffee shop, spectating the colorful current on the streets, I began to wonder what the world would be like if ped..
Br ken

Br ken

A Poem by Lucy Joan


I am. Barely awake to the orange rays streaming through plastic blinds, I lie still for another half hour, staring but unseeing, swaddled by thick b..
Bed of Tulips

Bed of Tulips

A Poem by Lucy Joan


Over and under, the dandelions flew Racing the wind, which blew Against you, who followed their dance And led you to prance, into A bed of two lip..
Didn't

Didn't

A Poem by Lucy Joan


Could've, would've, should've Were once her favorite words. Left the trash she could have In the bin she would have, But on the streets where she ..
The Corpse Flower

The Corpse Flower

A Story by Lucy Joan


A story I wrote for a national writing competition hosted by a college in Texas. The theme was "More Than Words."
Stairs and Mountains

Stairs and Mountains

A Story by Lucy Joan


Midnight musings of yours truly...
Warren

Warren

A Story by Lucy Joan


Cold wind howled against the trees, biting into the pale face of Warren Hughes. With his heightened senses, he could hear almost everything-- the tiny..
The Hour Hand

The Hour Hand

A Poem by Lucy Joan


A person is born breathing the first breathe of life. One, there is the beginning. There is always a beginning. The first minute of the day, the fir..
Prologue: Interrogation

Prologue: Interrogation

A Chapter by Lucy Joan


May 23, 2016 A bright light flashed suddenly against the dark walls of the room. It was empty, save for the short, stout man who sat patiently acro..

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