death
No Such Thing As Perfect
No Such Thing As Perfect written by: Sharona Reeves When waking feels like a death wish each...
Would You?
Would You? written by: Wayne Jermin @waynejermin Would you come to my funeral, If I died today?...
Reunion Doubts
Reunion Doubts written by: Ernie Stricsek To hear my grandmother tell it, half the townsfolk of Brainards...
The Ship
The Ship written by: Alan David Gould The storm came with the darkness. Harsh clouds melted into...
First Time I Died
First Time I Died written by: Veronika Varga The first time I died in my sleep was...
The Thing About Spring
The Thing About Spring written by: Ann Parker Another winter I can tick off as lived. Though...
Timeless Paradise
Timeless Paradise written by: Ella Etienne-Richards It never ever dawned on me that you would leave so...
Delving Into The Vicarious Mystique
Delving Into The Vicarious Mystique written by: Catfish McDaris Heartbroken and afraid of the mysterious, death everywhere,...
Memory Man
Memory Man written by: Jeannine Ward Oh memory man whose youthful ways were torn and mauled in...
The Last Eve
The Last Eve written by: Victor Monsivais Elegy for Ernesto Monsiváis Death got closer smelling of syringe...
Death March
Death March written by: Andrea Myinga @AndreaMyinga There is no ‘we’ in ‘I’ Moments have named it...
A Heavy Heart
A Heavy Heart written by: Jimeh Khadijah Ahmad My Eighteenth birthday, Fell on a Spiritless and upset...
A Nurse’s Wish For Mercy
A Nurse’s Wish For Mercy written by: Donnalee Shapiro End-of-life issues are usually a very difficult conversation...
Liver n’ Onions
Liver n’ Onions written by: Charles R. Bucklin The cheap carnations in my hand were all I...
