Writing

He's the phantom of the opera

A Poem by Raven

A poem about Gaston Leroux's phantom of the opera. I wrote it before I went to school this morning, on a spur of the moment. About what people thought..

Into the Blue Memory

A Poem by Adam M. Snow

A child will find the way, in a night, and in a day, with the moment still, waking the dreams, glorious and free, into the blue memory.

The Aria of Anacostia

A Story by Veronica Shermann

The struggle of a young, homeless woman between a nightmarish reality and a mirage of what she wishes her life would have been.

Stranger's Sideshow Opera

A Poem by joshua deathdealer

11/2011 (collaboration with Derek Eliot)

Lover's Dialogue

A Stage Play by Warren L.G De Mills

An opera song between two despairing lovers

Growl Opera (From the Balcony of My House)

A Story by Nyx

written ten minutes after witnessing another one of the commonly occurring commotions outside

A Day (Apart)

A Poem by Kim

Good morning baby :-) Good morning babe :) Cold water warming in the white box of a shower Wie, mit innigstem Behagen, Lied, empfind&rsquo..

The Viewing of Miss Saigon

A Poem by Angelique

Theatre is filled with buzzing, people talking in low tones, as we greet one another and talk about the show. Crowd assembled in ..

Are You Okay Mozart?

A Poem by Aino A Järvinen

In the town in which I live there is a yearly festival called OK Mozart. Its patrons are dying and I fear for its future...

APRIL TROPAERIAL - A SONG FOR SHATTERED MINDS

A Stage Play by Lorian Hennessiah

I wrote this from a padded cell, in an asylum for the insane. On my skin, on the walls, in my head, and wherever else I could write.

The possibility of you

A Poem by Melanie Genevieve

for a friend of mine who died too soon

Opium and Opera

A Poem by Jeremiah Castelo De Guzma..

When the Opium wears off,my bones begin to ache at every passing breeze,my muscles succumb to gravity’s will,and my skin is a blanket of pain. ..

Space Fighter

A Story by Nate Folger

A short short story I wrote.

The Songstress

A Poem by J. Land

Her reticent eyes unfoldedOver a smile meekly creasedAcross her smoothly rendered faceHer soft lips rarely crackingOpen save for a breathy whisperThat..

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