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Butchered At The Dentist
Story by nick133
A chapter from my autobiography about a bad day at the dentist
Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover
Story by smiles105
MY LIFE
Story by religare231
IT'S MY LIFE.....................AND THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT
7 oclock
Story by ashlee1993
It seems as if every night at 7 oclock, I get real irriated and really mad.
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A Letter to the Girl I Used to Be
Story by golden
A letter I wrote to a much younger version of myself.
Am I Still in Love With You
Story by HudaFatima
Does the love still lingers on after the heart has fallen out of love
Last memories of my grandfather
Story by Sara Goertz
My grandfather died on November 3rd 2018, so this is sort of a memorial to him.
An Ironical Situation
Story by PinkyTune
A rainy day viewed in the perspective of a 12-year-old. A story that would make you feel that rainy days needn't be sad, gloomy, and depressing...
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But No One Ever Comes
Poem by SaltyGoon
This is one of the poems I wrote to relate on how I felt on that moment. I wrote this poem when I was in one of my deepest depression. I write poems to express how I feel and get it out my thoughts.
Journey of Perfection in Love.
Story by Richard Ray
It tells about the perfection in love. As no one is perfect in it.
The Old Woman In The Garden
Story by Keadie
Sometimes the people whom we've hardly known leave the strongest impressions in life.
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no need to worry
Story by eternalcynic
no need to worry. The end is sure to come. It is inevitable. No one can escape it.
Family Fighters
Story by aishisnice
The title is dedicated to the people in my family who have struggled odds and ends in life to keep us content. This is a conversation I shared with my Aunt.
The Old Woman In The Garden
Story by Keadie
Sometimes the people whom we've hardly known leave the strongest impressions in life.
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Would You Give Me Your Heart, I Promise to Keep It Safe
Poem by HudaFatima
It’s a good thing that we can write the things we can’t say.
Take Me Out of the Ball Game
Story by Etnaboy
Boys where I grew up had two choices: either play baseball or risk being considered a sissy. In attempt to hide my queerness, I chose baseball. It didn't go well.
Eyes on Him
Poem by HudaFatima
When you had kept your heart closed but it refuses to stay calm making you go all sorts of weird lame crazy.
Dear Tears; Let This Be Our Last Kiss
Poem by HudaFatima
Grief has the funny timing of catching you when you are happy and begin to be whole again.
Stardom
Poem by Matt Decker
Stars are not like us. They live in a different reality. This poem records one earthling's serenade to these bona fide glitterati.
Moon Stars
Story by Ruddy
Star is happy and energetic, Moon is cold and distant However when they meet they instantly become good friends (Screenplay)
Angel of Judgement
Story by clark
Story about a young boy believing the end of the world was near in the form of a exploding rocket overhead
On one’s own, a Kurt Cobain reflection
Poem by Mxxn_zz
Trigger warning: slight mention of suicide
A rather lengthy poem for Kurt Cobain.
It has a bit more dramatic emphasis.
My Last Love Letter
Musing by JeetAshok
A letter I wrote for her after we were over. Time, they say is the strongest adversary. If so, words are my only shield.
I Know What It's Like
Poem by Sanjna Manoj
A poem on feeling hopeless, but getting back up to fight.
From Playful and Mischievous...
Story by J-LO
A life-transforming moment that turned me from a playful and mischievous boy into...
To My One and Only
Musing by melissak
To the one who holds me tight, helps me sleep at night and the one who means the world to me.
The Guardian Prayer
Poem by Matt Decker
This prayer is crafted to build faith in God's ministry of angels.
A Letter to the Girl I Used to Be
Story by golden
A letter I wrote to a much younger version of myself.