Originally posted on HoneybeeWood:
Even the graveyards grow lonely, stones and bones that fail to sing, the hearts that will not pound. It is night, night, night, so black we can not see, as though we are blind inside our…
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Second In Line
John Foster In discussing controversial and complex topics, it is necessary to blur the lines of statistical and empirical knowledge. The world reveals itself in many forms, be they refined and specific, or rough and equivocal. Much phenomena of nature… Read More ›
Rain – Prose/Poetry by m.a. wood
Originally posted on HoneybeeWood:
Rain is falling in drips and drops instead of streams, Pretending to run for cover neighborhood kids, secretly pray for more rain. Over the hollow resound of water dripping in the drain pipe, I hear a…
She Will Always Have A Place To Dance
Originally posted on Syl65's Blog:
I made sure there was ample room sufficient lighting adequate space and when she took to the stage there was nothing more amazing from that point she knew my heart would always be open…
Gentle Is The Giant That Loves
Originally posted on Syl65's Blog:
It is in the softness of your petals That your love speaks to me Gentle is the giant in my heart that loves you Thoughts of you ripple across this moment Like stones tossed…
On A Sea of Hope
Originally posted on Syl65's Blog:
Dreams will always remain afloat An enlightened heart is a sea of hope Guiding lights lead the way Mustn’t be afraid of the unknown Fear may come in the guise of dark clouds Our…
Do You Haiku?
~ The haiku is one of the first poems taught to second graders for it’s simplicity in form and length. Occasionally one of these seven-year-old’s will unwittingly write something profound… but not often. Here are two famous haiku and just… Read More ›
Editing Tip #51
Tightening the Belt on Your Prose, Pt.2 ~ There are times when you can vividly imagine something happening or you’ve decided to use a more literary technique and venture into metaphor to better describe how something feels or smells… editors… Read More ›
Black Holes
At only 20 years old, Alexander Lound is relatively new on the writing scene. Â Studying History at the University of Kent, he finds what time he can in between heaps of reading to escape into another world, to put pen… Read More ›
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