Writing

10 Ways of Looking at a Skeleton

A Poem by Talbot

A skeleton is many things

To honour and dishonour

A Poem by Rudi J.P. Lejaeghere

I think that you can honour the sacrifices of a common soldier without glorifying war. Geraldine Brooks

Just A Skeleton

A Poem by E.K.Donaldson

Emptiness and spaceNothingness and hasteBlankness and paceEmotionless and wasteWhat are you doing?Standing there without a careDo you not feel?You sai..

Trepidation

A Poem by fattycbreezy52

The story of a skeleton

Living Graveyard

A Story by Motivation4Life

A graveyard suddenly comes to life and symbolizes a war against two opposing forces. Both have an abundance of power and both seek victory.

Time.

A Poem by thundershine

how I hate time

Skeleton Friend

A Poem by S.F

Old shy friend, I have seen you before;A lonely sad skeleton,Down in the mouth and spirit.Let me lend you some, with aShoulder or two- let my sandpape..

Journal of John T. McBride--2

A Chapter by LichwoodPoet

Madman's diary: part 2

Journal of John T. McBride--3

A Chapter by LichwoodPoet

Madman's Diary--part 3

Skeletons Skinned

A Poem by Rudi J.P. Lejaeghere

It is by no means an irrational fancy that, in a future existence, we shall look upon what we think our present existence, as a dream. Edgar Allan P..

A Conversation

A Story by Marina

Two o f my heroes talking with each other about life.

THE WINTER OF MY DISCONTENT

A Story by Peter Rogerson

You're not likely to believe one word of this, which might mean that it's perfectly true,,,

Melancholy

A Poem by Kathrine Rethorn

Not about anything in particular, you can make it what you want.

"He", A Sonnet

A Poem by Stacy Purvis

Q. 1He, robust in nature and so divineUnequivocally concise, and so;His mind, a brutal, violent dark lineHis heart, a fine stream amidst a meadow.Q. 2..