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Christmas Eve 1836
Christmas Eve 1836 a poem by Henry Alford The stars are clear and frosty, and the Earth...
Star-Struck
Star-Struck written by: Taylor Summerlin @taysum_story Why is everyone screaming? Who are they all calling? They look...
Some Commandments For The Dreamy Erlking
Some Commandments For The Dreamy Erlking written by: Paweł Markiewicz Become a superb troubadour who loves an...
Sparkles
Sparkles written by: McChen A.D. Kanneo Like a star, she possesses all the gleam her sparks ignite...
Autumn Love
Autumn Love written by: Eddie D. Moore Morning light through a frosty windowpane. A delicate white bloom...
Power
Power written by: Aurora Kastanias A stranded auburn brittle leaf before me surrenders to the deftly sweep...
Conceptions
Conceptions written by: Aurora Kastanias My birth was an infinite hazard slowly suddenly sparked by a singularity,...
Christmas Crib at Saint Teresa’s Church
Christmas Crib at Saint Teresa’s Church written by: Joe Cushnan @JoeCushnan It was the highlight of the...
One Star
One Star written by: Fotoula Reynolds I’ve never been to Bethlehem My voice nestles in my heart...
MONSTER
MONSTER written by: TM DiSarro @tmdisarro In the end it doesn’t even matter* The world’s a stage...
My Intoxication
My Intoxication written by: Rks @iwouldfall The heart, that craves the taste of being intoxicated but by...
Wherefore “The Blues”?
Wherefore “The Blues”? written by: Mike Turner Why are they called “the blues”? Why is it that...
Destructive Experience
Destructive Experience written by: Jose A. Tovar This wild passion, I cannot control it. This intense fire,...
Crooked Corks
Crooked Corks written by: Mickey Mason @mickeymason19 You make me want to fall for it. Make me...
