This is a poem about suicide. I leave the rest up to your interpretation. » Read...

Maturity has it's contradictions » Read...

An odd tale of a lost traveler, and a missed appointment. » Read...

When you bring that buried twist of malicious focus (one of the 7 deadly sins) forward from the plank over the pit within your brain, you know there are circumstances of matter for talking with your self. » Read...

This was written spur of the moment, at 2 am, so it might be a little vague and wander a bit. » Read...

A short story about a typical situation in which anyone may find themselves. It touches on several themes: "you can't go home again," the nature of relationships, the affect of the choices we make in life. It is light, but full of mea... » Read...

Rambling thoughts of a tortured golfer and husband » Read...

Penny for my thoughts? » Read...

The storm is coming, but where is Karl? » Read...

Things go from bad to worse until a late night check in at the hotel. » Read...

Some people choose their lives. Some let life choose them. Per Diventare is about two women from two different worlds, struggling to make sense of their existance.

This is one half of the story... » Read...

This is something I wanted to try...a poem in the form of a computer program loop. It is about a class I have that I often get bored in. I wrote it last night...while I was bored in the class :-)

It's still very rough, but I'd love... » Read...

A juxtaposition of the Greek characters Philomel and Penelope. Philomel wove a tapestry to tell her sister that the king (her sister's husband) raped her, cut her tongue out and threw her in prison. Penelope was the wife of Odysseus who wove by d... » Read...

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Poem number eight of thirty-eight. One of my favorites and a favorite of my friends. I do not want to spoil what it is about, though it should be quite obvious by the end of the poem. » Read...

This was a piece I did for a college-level creative writing class. The piece had to include coffee, a sound, and good dialog. » Read...

I was reminded of art painted by Van Gogh when I saw the March contest photo. A musing about Spring. » Read...

A poem of four parts. » Read...

A poetic narrative for the young. » Read...

I love platypuses. Sometimes I dream that they, too, love me. I wrote this a few years ago, high on E.E. Cummings. » Read...

Meteoric futility. » Read...

I haven't titled it... maybe I won't? I don't know... next time a story. I have ideas! » Read...

An experiment in limiting myself by rather arbitrary rules of form. Not sure what to make of it.

Edit:
Okay, I figure it would be a good idea to include the rules I had set down for myself before writing this.

no rules abou... » Read...

What would you think about? » Read...

A boy speaks to God... and God speaks back, much to the boy's chagrin.

I submitted this to a literary contest recently, but I'd still like to work on it. Critique away! » Read...

Just a poem I wrote about how things are not how they always appear to be. Im new so this is my first crack........... » Read...

Intro to the story. It's not complete, but I wanted to post what I had. » Read...

[Revised version.] This is a 3 part prologue. With the help of their leader, Buddy Freeley, Christians begin calling themselves "Love Warriors" and wage a spiritual jihad against the enemies of Christ. Meanwhile, a man calling himself &q... » Read...

A mystery. :] » Read...

A love story of sorts. » Read...

Just a free flowing poem I wrote awhile back. Putting it up to hopefully get some feedback. » Read...

A seventeen year old girl swept up in a whirl wind of fame.
What's the worse that can happen? » Read...

A seventeen year old girl swept up in a whirl wind of fame.
What's the worse that can happen? » Read...