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I'm a freelance writer from Western North Carolina. I enjoy writing on a variety of topics and love to read a variety of writings. I've written poetry (free verse) for Blue Mountain Arts (sps.com), essays & personal experience for True Love, True Romance,

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Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Worry: 3 of 12
War on Worry Worry or anxiety is intense concern for someone else's well-being or, more frequently, negative self-appraisal that distracts the mind from focusing on the present moment with a positive outlook. Worry is the mind's line of attack on happiness, enjoyment and self-confidence. When I worry, I am my own worst enemy... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Christian: 77 of 296
Love lingers, like the final notes of a song, Coloring the air with feelings so strong Gentle whispers of pure grace, unaware Of all that has gone wrong, the flaws that haunt. The faults that taunt the fears & tears The sacrifices and surrendered thoughts, All that has been and all that will be Love lingers within, a fra... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Taking a chance on love: 37 of 128
He could tune her Nearly as well as he could tune his guitar His fingers, fearless, wise Warm, welcoming, willing His touch vibrating through her A whisper flows through her heart The flutter is no mystery, she hears his call Music melts her, frees her, overwhelms her Alive with desire, with a love she carries inside Ignitin... More..
Relationships & Family > Romance & Sexuality Is desire mental or physical?: 5 of 15
Desire is, without any doubt, more mental than physical. Men, from what I've been told by strippers, are attracted to women through their eyes. This, too, is a mental attraction even though they're attracted to the physical form of a woman. Women, from my own experience, are also attracted to men through their eyes. The diff... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Empty spaces: 1 of 3

Crazy Lost among the tempting senses of a past she couldn't erase or escape from, Shara smiles to herself, wondering, where would I go anyway, if I could break away from them? Memories thrive, more alive than the present tense. She doesn't know how to leave them. They follow here, shadowing each movement and shattering the g... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Deep within: 14 of 33
Smoke Screen ~ I am a child sometimes; even though I'm 42 I am a daughter, a cousin, a niece I've been strong and I've been weak I am a heart that clings to hope and faith A soul that still sings "Amazing Grace" ~ I am afraid and I am brave I am alive with passion and promise I am dying with each passing moment I am sincere ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Nature: 304 of 632

Autumn Whim Afternoon sun Yellow glitter Shimmering Peeking through The flecks of gold Birch, maple, locust Trimmed in gold Dusted by angels Glimmering In the sunshine Bold Against the backdrop Of baby blue And white Clouds The emerald mountains In the distance Caress with Whispers Of wind In the distance Past the vibrancy T... More..
Pets & Animals > Pet Ownership Teaching children the responsibility of caring for pets: 21 of 42
The puppy is soft, cuddly and sweet. The four year old boy has an expression of curiosity as the puppy licks his hand and squirms to be set free from the heavy grasp he has around his new pet. "Sit him on the floor," his mother tells him with a smile, "when he squirms like that he's asking to be put on the floor." And, the l... More..
Style & Beauty > Makeup Product reviews: Avon mark. Eyemarker: 1 of 2
PLEASE DELETE THIS ARTICLE: Avon's Mark products are definitely some of the best I've had the chance to sample. While I'm not as picky as some about makeup, I can be a little on the choosy side when it comes to what I put on my eyes, cheeks and lips. I've come to the firm conclusion, over the past 30 years, that make-up is e... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Babies (Other) How baby oil got its name: 1 of 1
I'm not a baby but I love baby oil. I love that it clears away my raccoon eyes and leaves my skin feeling moisturized. I love that I can use it for nearly any purpose I might imagine without fear that I'm using something toxic. I love that it smells so delicate and soft, just like the baby I once held in my arms. I love that... More..