Tags Childhood
THE WOODLAND LIFEA Story by Peter RogersonAn eldery ladyhas a special place where memories have been made down the years |
Luminous DaysA Poem by Michelle N. H.And there it wasA spark of the pastSomething innocentReminiscing a letterForming a wordThat soars by a visionOf someone's realityIn the enligh.. |
IN PRINCESS WOODSA Story by Peter RogersonA bitter mother's malign influence on her daughter |
The Summer I HopedA Poem by shaeleighAs we die, are we not to look back at childhood ever so fondly? |
Finish the poemA Poem by Julissa Penafelt like making a five minute poem but i lost inspiration half way through i made no edits so expect some mistakes so give me a taste of your o.. |
The Forest and Her ChildrenA Story by SparksInTheNightAzania spent most of her life without her family, with only smug and haughty masters as company. She escaped into the Forest and was welcomed by its e.. |
itch. scratch. repeat.A Story by lolathis is my story on how it was growing up with eczema. i dont think anybody will read this but hopefully if someone with eczema reads it, itll make th.. |
AeroplanesA Poem by Onyx CrowHi everyone, this is a re-upload from my old account which I unfortunately can't access anymore. It's a nostalgia-based poem I was inspired to write a.. |
I am not happy, but I am gratefulA Poem by kimpetersen13kpI am grateful but I am not happy happy requires of me to dig up childhood memories from my gut of those winding roads to the beach summer cool.. |
Country roadA Poem by Cade Ngrecalling a time that's almost heaven |
Living RoomA Poem by blusnoopyLiving RoomWhen I was little,my parents spentall their time in theirbedroomwith the door closed.I wasn't welcome.I spentall my time in theliving roomw.. |
A father doesn't have eyesA Poem by the bitter taste of almos..I thought we spoke the same language.I thoughtwe wore the same eyes, buta father doesn't have eyes.There has never been anything for him to look atand.. |
The Doctor’s DaughtersA Story by SparksInTheNightI watch over her. I feel her pain with her. I feel all the many injustices done to her. And I wish I could intervene. But ever since my powers became .. |
A RenunciationA Poem by Dominik D. RitesA poem depicting the moment I decided to renounce my religious faith. |
not long agoA Poem by fenchildhood and female rage |
the witnessA Poem by jaye riveri witness a life, the one i’m meant to own,to belong, to being,i watch it like it’s not minei walk new york, hi-hat sizzling heat in the s.. |