childhood
Don’t Remember Her This Way
Don't Remember Her This Way written by: C. Little - As the sun sets behind the house, its old, wooden door flies open and a small figure...
The Journey
The Journey written by: Linda Joyce Cooper We arrived Disembarked the big ship Onto a train Across...
The Christmas Squint
The Christmas Squint written by: Kat Merrigan - Some may read the title of this piece and wonder if it’s a typo. Surely it should...
I Don’t Want a Pony
I Don't Want a Pony written by: Diane Polte - Matilda was 12 years old and, because...
Christmas Chocolate
Christmas Chocolate written by: T. E. Davis - The house was not just quiet; it was hushed by a profound, brittle silence...
Up In The Sky
Up In The Sky written by: Shelagh Sutton - In the wide corridor, Éabha leaps from one orange square to the next...
A Cardboard Christmas
A Cardboard Christmas written by: Augustine Ruiz - He woke to a bitterly cold morning. He pressed his face against the frosted window...
A Dublin Christmas
A Dublin Christmas written by: Julian Lee The Liffey sleeps beneath a pale moon’s gleam, While Grafton’s...
The Bell
The Bell written by: Sera V Worrall Gold, red, an orange glow Fire reflected in the glittering...
Father Christmas
Father Christmas written by: Lynn White I was so excited. It was nearly Christmas and I was...
Child of Mine
Child of Mine written by: Marjorie Steffe Dearest Child of Mine, I saw you alone in your...
The Mirror Did Not Come as Glass
The Mirror Did Not Come as Glass written by: Elizabeth Bonsera The mirror wasn’t made of glass,...
Mercury
Mercury written by: Nick Di Carlo - When I was a kid, if I could’ve been a god, I’d have been Mercury—the jack-of-all-trades...
Apology
Apology written by: Elisa Grant There were words I needed but never heard, soft syllables stitched with...
