Annette Jay Sweeney : Writing

Back to School

Back to School

A Story by Annette Jay Sweeney


This was the last major story I wrote a while ago. My professor judged me on it, placing me in the place of the speaker, instead of remembering they a..
Sing-a-long

Sing-a-long

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


Twinkle, twinkle, little Gold Star, how they wonder what you are. Hide and seek, “Come out, come out, wherever you are!”..
Octopus Delight

Octopus Delight

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


In lights permeating a sea of subtle green, the octopus sat amongst them, coals burning its herb hair in masochistic delight. Eac..
Millenials?

Millenials?

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


The ponderings of an office-supply cashier...
Rental Car

Rental Car

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


A metaphor/satire/whatever you please
Images of What You Do

Images of What You Do

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


Experimenting
Flaws of Women

Flaws of Women

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


If I was an artist, I would show you women as they are. No re-touching, no ignoring “God’s mistakes”, no exagge..
A Cashier's Experience

A Cashier's Experience

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


What can you see in just a glimpse?
Paying for Moral Crimes

Paying for Moral Crimes

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


Tripping past the boundaries...
Spook

Spook

A Poem by Annette Jay Sweeney


it's tricky tricky tricky