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AUTHOR'S DAY story

By Richard L. Provencher on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

Each child’s ear opened wider than the ocean, not wishing to miss a word. They squirmed in their seats waiting to ask a bucket full of questions.
Children's
Story
Certificate U

PERRY PARTRIDGE story

By Richard L. Provencher on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

This time they walked across Pretty Pasture. Then they rushed past Lightning Tree. “Long ago, a crooked arrow came from the sky, “ HOOTY said. “And bent that tree.”
Children's
Story
Certificate U

Walnuts

By Ewan on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

A poem for Paul... about walnuts.
Poem
Certificate 15

Fallen Friendship

By girlbear on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

There it was. My blank canvas. I’m glad it was made the way that I was, because it complemented all I’d ever wanted in life. Simplicity.
Love
Certificate U

Already Gone

By girlbear on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

Of the pain deep inside not the wisest could tell, For the fire in her eyes cast upon them a spell.
Love
Poem
Certificate U

Why I'm Dancing

By girlbear on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

But the soul is now alive and feeds the emptiness inside, nourished by the joys of this dance you cannot hide.
Spiritual
Other
Certificate U

How The SAS Began

By hadley on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

Many people have, no doubt, heard of the SAS.
Humour
Certificate U
Cherry

Windows of Madness (part 10)

By leo vine-knight on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

Llewelyn's back in primary school, while Steven has his day in court - it's the inspectors' meeting. Kate has a day off, but she's not far away.
Story
Certificate 15

Funny time with a weird thing

By new_writer on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

One day there was a strong wind coming towards me. I thought this is the end of my life. It took me away, far away from the world, planet, and galaxy. As the end, I came to another galaxy’s planet.
Fantasy
Certificate U

"Self-Portrait at 31: 14th St., again."

By mulekick on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

In Law, we talk about “unpacking” language. Some jurists explain issues they have analyzed with an algebraic economy of words. Some judges build these tiny fortresses with only
Autobiography
Poem
Certificate U

Ashes

By girlbear on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

And the fire in the ashes Warms the voices lost below - Gone are not the secrets Of long forgotten sorrow.
Miscellaneous
Poem
Certificate U

My Silent Star

By girlbear on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

A heart lost to the heavens Is immortal upon earth.
Other Fiction
Poem
Certificate U

Raise The Red Flag Faded

By girlbear on Wed, 01 Jul 2009

And she knows her heart is broken, There the light begins to fade. As she falls upon the earth Feels her body be unmade.
Miscellaneous
Poem
Certificate U

In the morning

By pinkpiggles on Tue, 30 Jun 2009

I remember sneaking in at 5am and hours on my feet replayed through my soles with every beat of aching blood.
Love
Certificate U

Jesus Won't Steal our Cigarettes

By seannelson on Tue, 30 Jun 2009

I'm listening to Neal Young singing "Sugar Mountain" in our rented modern cabin with old pine panelling, wearing my Tibetan engagement ring: streaming Nag Champa incense in a $20 jade plant,
Autobiography
Certificate U

The Laughing Room.

By mayman on Tue, 30 Jun 2009

In rural England, there’s an old Coaching Inn with a very strange room. People come from worldwide to stay there. It is called The Laughing Room. Why ? Only two people know the true story.
Other Fiction
Story
Certificate U

"the tousle furred wolf"

By T. Imaan Tretchicovmanicova on Tue, 30 Jun 2009

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Talecatching
Non-fiction
Certificate U
Story of the week

Ten things I couldn’t say to you

By chelseyflood on Tue, 30 Jun 2009

I imagined myself looking all gentle and infantile, snoozing as the police burst in, and I closed my eyes and waited.
Drama
Story
Certificate 12

Earthrise

By valiswaverider on Tue, 30 Jun 2009

the play is the thing
Miscellaneous
Certificate U

AN OLDER FELLOW story

By Richard L. Provencher on Tue, 30 Jun 2009

--I remember the time you snatched a chocolate bar. I was the one who finched. Couldn’t expect my parents to think I did it.
Other Fiction
Story
Certificate U

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