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I am an aspiring writer with too much going on in my head for one person! I love to read, write, sing, and enjoy my 4 grown children and 3 grandchildren. I hope to write the best romance novel ever! Wish me luck! I am looking forward to reading and submitting

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Humorous: 6 of 440

Unfair As we all grow older with silver in our hair. It is said that men look distinguished, With women, it's a scare The lines around the eyes of men are laugh lines. What conceit! The lines around a woman's eyes are sometimes called crow's feet. And when an elderly man dates a sweet young thing, Some say, "Wow, he's still ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: On love: 113 of 1171

From My Heart I catch your eye from across the room; you smile and wink. I wonder what goes through your mind; I wonder what you think. Do you even know that you are cared for so much? How I long to feel from you just the slightest touch. My heart beats faster: I take a deep breath, a smile comes to my face. Just to see you,...
Creative Writing > Novel Excerpts Novel excerpts: Fantasy: 45 of 359

The Voyeur Chapter 1 The streetlight gave an eerie orange glow through the fog and looked as if it was something from the mind of those such as King or Craven. The silence of fog is sometimes deafening, as the world around is enveloped in its sightless, handless grasp. As if a living, breathing organism, the fog moves where ...
Travel > Colorado Destinations Summer vacations in Keystone, Colorado: 2 of 6

We always hear a lot about Denver, the Mile High City, and for those of you who may not know about Denver...it's in Colorado. However, you may not know about Keystone, Colorado. Get a map...look it up! It is a beautiful part of the country. What makes this particular town unique? Well, it's convenient to the "big city" being...
Travel > Tennessee Destinations Guide to romantic vacations in Pigeon Forge, TN: 1 of 3

Weddings & Honeymoons in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee Plan Smoky Mountain weddings, honeymoons, or romantic getaways in Pigeon Forge Visit http://www.mypigeonforge.com/ Let's get the fundamentals out of the way. In planning a wedding in Pigeon Forge, a Tennessee marriage license is required, blood tests are not, and there's no wa...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Challenges of love: 82 of 236

I Wonder I wonder. Do you ever look in the direction you think I am? Do you ever think of me? Do you close your eyes, take a deep breath and feel a shiver of anticipation at the thought of me? I wonder. Have you thought of me in the middle of the day? Randomly, and your heart skipped a beat? I wonder, do you ever wonder abou...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A mother's prayer: 14 of 38

God's Heart Is Touched (by a Mother's Prayer) She watches her son walk away, and she hears him say, "I don't need this anymore." As he leaves the driveway, tears fall down her face, she whispers, "Help him, Lord." When he is out of sight, and way into the night, she is on her knees in prayer, Ever interceding, always pleadin...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Finding love: 60 of 149

The Journal Darlene loves yard sales and flea markets! She often found treasures among the discarded boxes of past dreams and broken fantasies. She sometimes discovered little surprises hidden inside the pockets of clothes or the inside flaps of jackets, purses or hats. Sometimes, it's just a note, or a few pieces of change,...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Confused by love: 116 of 254

Someday you'll miss me- It's not know where or when. You look for me and remember, Will you seek me then? Will your heart break for me? Will tears threaten to fall? Yes, someday you'll miss me, Will on my name you call? Will you ever know my love for you? Will you read my eyes and see, All the care and love inside? Yes, some...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: The problems associated with growing old: 22 of 40

What Years? As I creep (and creak) closer and closer to the age regarded as the senior citizen years, I often wonder what moniker will be attached by the time I reach it. Will there be a more politically correct way to say, "Man, she is old!" I wonder. There have been many terms used, such as, the twilight years, the golden ...