Marlowe147 : Writing

A Fence blown crooked by the Wind

A Fence blown crooked by the Wind

A Poem by Marlowe147


The cigarette smell like Death across the table, so still and Persistant like raining atom bombs wiping clean the ground in big Ole erupting pops...
Only No Sun: Part I

Only No Sun: Part I

A Story by Marlowe147


This is a serial story, a story told in parts, which provides a window into the imperfect world of David and Jennifer Stendhal. A couple burdened by..
Only No Sun: Part II

Only No Sun: Part II

A Story by Marlowe147


The staircase leveled off and became a narrow hall, the room directly to the right. At the end of the hall a withering rose, kept from hanging limp ..
Only No Sun: Part III

Only No Sun: Part III

A Story by Marlowe147


A dark space, a void in which angry thoughts, empty hopeless thoughts, fill and become. The shadow rose from the depths of the room and..
Only No Sun: Part IV

Only No Sun: Part IV

A Story by Marlowe147


David came back in through the ringing door. His hands clenched into painful fists. Hesitation. “The found her. They fished her out of a rive..
Blood In the Sand

Blood In the Sand

A Poem by Marlowe147


Flakes of burning news and brittle scrap Dissipated into the nothing air above the tin can Radiating, and heating the way. Blood in the sand ..
Good night-

Good night-

A Poem by Marlowe147


Good night to those who are listening to the chimes hanging from the Red saturated bulb pulsating in the Heavy fog. I look at the light and..
Inherited by the Young-

Inherited by the Young-

A Poem by Marlowe147


Looming Narrow and straight the ash trees burn to their green stumps Entwined Powerfully amongst themselves… lumber fallen to the wa..
As gallant morning eats away

As gallant morning eats away

A Poem by Marlowe147


As gallant morning eats away The cancerous night Time remains elusive Hidden in the space between Living and Dying; when the world becomes dark..
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A Poem by Marlowe147


childhood remembrances are always bland if you’re a middle class White kid like me Who hasn’t had it so bad you always remember thin..