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poem by Kalil Sykes

you don't know by Kalil Sykes my masters tell me slave on, slave I pick up my pickaxe and crack down on the rock my masters tell me you don't matter. if you ain't bleedin', you can go on. slave on, slave I pick up... Read more

poem by Jenny linsel

Bullies Bullies shouldn't prosper, Bullies shouldn't win, Do they realise the pain they cause as they stand and grin? Picking on the weak ones, some half of their size, If a victim stood up to them, they'd get a big surprise, ... Read more

poem by E.J. Waling

Delusion. Center of the universe. Made in the image of. Deluded. Self impressed. Self important. By whose measure? Nothing to measure against. Internal data points nothing more. Autobiographical. Gazing in the ... Read more

poem by Susanna Fitzpatrick

I haven't used this account in ages Most of my writing is on Writer's Cafe, but it's ruined So let's share writing if you like. Share a link in the comments. If you're not interested, that's fine. I'm still thinking and wi... Read more

lyrics by Roxanne Dubarry

Who can wash away my sins? There is nobody but Jesus. What can make me clean within? There is nothing but the blood of Jesus. Oh, Jesus, you have set my spirit free. The very instant you freely pardoned me. Now, I am free born... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Verily, Verily by spreading the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ. You are showing this lost world, the redemptive power of His eternal life. You are helping to 'rescue the perishing' and also the dying. Healing and mending t... Read more

lyrics by Roxanne Dubarry

O Come and listen to the angels sing! Holy! Holy! Holy! He alone is the Holy One! He alone is the our Lord! He Alone is our most high and our Most Holy! Holy! Holy! Lord God! O Come along with me as we both! Come and listen ... Read more

story by Susanna Fitzpatrick

A brisk breeze brought a chill to the sunny day. Outside the sheltered cove, waves rolled and rumbled, but within, the water was clear and nearly still. Emmett and his mother, Wren, raked the smooth sand beneath the surface. They st... Read more

poem by Susanna Fitzpatrick

Written in 1996 and published in The California City Post. I see your every move Your slow creeping Your nearness Approaching subtly. I see the net you weave With eagerness With innocent-sounding Flattering speech. I s... Read more

story by Susanna Fitzpatrick

Written in 2009 I dwelt on the highest mountain in the range and the valley tribe knew of me. I ignored them for the most part, because my nature was that of the storm, the domain of my power. I brought the western sea's energy ... Read more

poem by Susanna Fitzpatrick

I haven't used this account in ages Most of my writing is on Writer's Cafe, but it's ruined So let's share writing if you like. Share a link in the comments. If you're not interested, that's fine. I'm still thinking and wi... Read more

poem by Rachel Cartwright

Today may not go right And may be full of sorrow But there is one life to live And hope for tomorrow A hope of a new day Full of dreams to be fulfilled Tons of goals to achieve To watch life's road be revealed To s... Read more

poem by Rachel Cartwright

I want to write a poem But I don't know what to write Usually I get inspiration At this time of night But I guess I can't write a poem Cause now I'm too tired But if I ever write one I hope you get inspired Thi... Read more

poem by Christopher Russon

He was there To put me right When I was going wrong Times when I was weak He was there to Make me strong He was there To keep me sheltered From rain and heavy storms A guiding light that shone From the day that I was born.... Read more

publication by Rene Hernandez

I'm tired of the roller coaster relationship. I don't even know what "normal" is anymore. My heart is shattered once again, just to forgive "once again." I know forgiveness is the way to peace..but when do I draw the line is what I... Read more