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Creative Writing > Essays Essays: Heartbreak: 1 of 16

This savage goodbye Current mood: crushed Category: Writing and Poetry This Savage Goodbye I know the feeling that my heart is being ripped out shall pass, yes I know that. I know that the more time goes by, the more my heart will let go. But my heart does not know that. All it knows is it's being ripped to pieces. And it re...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: A general mystery: 7 of 49

Dragon slayer Current mood: contemplative Category: Writing and Poetry That they liked him was no wonder. How could they resist? He had spent a lifetime learning how to say these things. Ah, and even the most subtle reaction to his words was not lost on him. He remembered everything. His words could sing the ears and dance i...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Life: 55 of 316

Some say the government is tapping our cell phones, spiking our water and sending nano-waves in the range of 8.3 Oscillations in reverberating loops at 4.5624hz embedded with high frequency digitally coded subliminal messages, in an effort to control our minds. (Ok I made the last part up, but they could if they had a few 9 ...
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Is Christianity dying out?: 16 of 68

Christianity and the question of "riches" Cain Granted new trial; pleads self defense. Current mood: Rambicullitoscious Category: Rambicullitoscious Writing and Poetry Cain Granted new trial; pleads self defense. In an unprecedented move today the Supreme Court of Omnipotent Creation, granted Cain a new trial. Gabriel, repre...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Imagination: 6 of 25

Bread, butter, and a man called Edward. Current mood: gratitudious Category: gratitudious Blogging Bread, butter, and a man called Edward. Presented with the question of why we butter our bread, I googled Mansonpedia.com and found the history of bread buttering: Buttering bread came about by accident in the early 1600's. Sir...
Politics, News & Issues > War & Peace Analyzing the war on Iraq: Justified or not: 22 of 90

Calling Uncle Wolfe (Analogy of Iraq) Current mood: polifantastic Category: polifantastic News and Politics Calling Uncle Wolfe (Analogy of Iraq) Once upon a time not so long ago, white knights in shining political armor, gathered together at the foot of the royal king, and set about the gallant gesture of freeing mankind fr...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Everything about nothing: 1 of 4

Much of Nothing ...nothing really, but thanks for nothing Off the inspirational loop and with a whole lot of nothing from thy blogmiester of nowhere, that nobody knows: Micheal aka Babyboy. The other night I was sitting all alone in the dark, thinking about nothing and possible ways to improve it. Nothing is really quite har...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Anger: 94 of 360

Master Bates dilema Current mood: thorney Category: thorney Blogging Sorry about my premature eradication This has never happened to me before Perhaps next time I won't exacerbate Maybe I could try to hold it in more Sometimes I just get so overly ignited In sequential encounters of this kind I will try harder to pace myself...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Fantasy: 184 of 496

Pain Current mood: franagled Category: franagled Blogging Womem seldom choose violent manners to bring the ultimate demise. Men do. Sleeping pills and razor blades are the weapons of choice when a woman finds herself locked in unbearable pain. She chose the later in a fitting manner, because the pain she felt in her heart ha...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Yearning: 23 of 56

Mythtaken Bells toll for heart's lost singer Glorious words slice to bone For the day that love shall bring her From this place she lies alone Gallant knights pull forth their swords The sound of silence breaks Trumpets hit old familiar chords Sunbeams dance on love's lost lakes. Darkness weans and falls to light The tides o...