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I am a student at the University of East Anglia, studying English Literature. I have been on the stage both dramatically and musically since I was 8 years old, and writing has been something that I have done for myself.

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Lessons in life: 17 of 200
Good Pieces of AdviceThe young have three good pieces of advice,The first of which is simple to uphold.Our socks in sandals simply can't suffice,And like the second rule the young are toldWe never try to steal a person's chips.This rule is worth more than a tonne of gold.Of all the rules that pass out from our lips,There is o... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Spiritual Insights Can humanity exist without religion: 2 of 20
Since the dawn of mankind, religion has been the basis for practically every community on the planet. From the simple Paganistic religions of ancient Egypt, Rome and Greece to the worldwide dominance of the eastern and western religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It can be difficult to argue against the claim that it... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Best love poems: 98 of 568
As she sleepsWhat a pretty sight you are!Slow rushes of breath carryingyour delicate slumber. Still asa morning flower, glinting like a starthat creeps out of that busy nurseryseeking an eternal place inThe Universe. Oh letme be your planet!Nay, let me be a system ofRocky worshippers, caught inyour wonder. Am I already?Maybe ... More..
Health & Fitness > General Health (Other) Is it right to withhold treatment for obese patients or those with unhealthy lifestyles such as smokers: 2 of 9
With more and more people losing faith in our public medical services, more of the British population is prescribing to private medical insurance companies. This is because of the frequent 'superbug' problems that plague public hospitals, as well as severe understaffed and ill-equipped facilities that are being overwhelmed wi... More..
Arts & Humanities > Playwrights & Plays Literary analysis: A Doll House, by Henrik Ibsen: 3 of 10
A Doll's House is a drama written by Henrik Ibsen and is set in a lower middle classed house in Norway, Christmas time 1879. The play influenced women especially within the audience of the time because of the shocking message it sent out to its audiences. These reactions were of such outrage, Ibsen was forced to write an alte... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A moment: 44 of 136
The Meteor ShowerWe lie as though our sandy beds,Fit well with night spread over our heads.There's one! I cry to others near,The ooohs and aaahs sound oh so dear.A falling spark flies through the night.My friends and I, caught in the sight.Dance around as if deranged,But we are kings of stars estranged.Atearingbulletscreamsth... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: A dog's perspective on life: 15 of 35
His astute ears pricked in the early darkness. From his basket, Jasper had a sensory surveillance of the entire house. The air was cool, and the late autumn had graced the outside with a light frost a delicious taste on his nose. But that was not the focus of his attention, and nor was the scurry of rodents underneath the flo... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Fairies: 17 of 35
Dainty sparkles touch the ground,Wispy laughter is the soundof a heartfelt smile of light,stroking softly in the night.Flowers tickle as they feel,blessings of a fairy's heelover petals made of silk,dresses white as baby's milk...They dance a silent night away,and hide again until the dayreturns to them an evenings kiss,and a... More..
Arts & Humanities > Political Philosophy Nietzsche's contribution to our understanding of the relationship between morality and religion: 1 of 2
Friedrich Nietzsche was an eminent figure of Philosophy in the mid-late 19th century. His aggressive theories on Morality and Religion (namely Christianity) have inspired many schools of thought that are prominent today. The idea of affirming life is central to his philosophy, as he wholeheartedly believed in celebrating life... More..
Arts & Humanities > Theater & Drama The significance of the National Theatre to the UK: 1 of 1
Post-war Britain has rapidly developed into one of the most culturally diverse nations in the world. The rich influx of foreign identity into the country has added to the British tradition in a way that many other countries have yet to experience, for Britain is a country in which nearly all of its citizens can trace their an... More..