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I have been writing since I knew how to hold a pencil. Once I learned how to type there was no stopping me. I've been published in journals both online and paper. I run a community for authors, poets, artists and photographers to showcase their work for criticism

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Dark poems: 101 of 1317
Time Skipping Like a Broken Recordjust a timepiecenothing significant(even if it has sentimental value,)it's cold, empty lifelesslike the eyes of He who keeps itin his pocket, tied to the chainthat slinks against his legand jingles when he walkslike too much change.cachuching-schlunk-cachuching-schlunk:the sound of him coming... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Rape trauma: 9 of 81
Flower Babiesbobbing bobbingdown belowpop back upto let you knowthey're still herestill bobbingswirling whirlingcaught in currentmadly twirlingwater dancespink petal ballerinasstill swirlingdropping ploppinginto the watertiny petalsopen voices crycaught off guardflowers droppingpushing, crushingpops back upgasps for airthroug... More..
Jobs & Careers > Online Jobs (Other) Experiences working for chacha.com: 1 of 9
After I graduated from university with my bachelors in English/Creative Writing, the notion of entering the typical workforce with such a unique degree was daunting. There wasn't a bookstore in a one hundred mile radius that wanted to hire someone with a college education because it meant paying more, and the local papers wer... More..
Computers & Technology > Telephones (Other) Do cell phones keep us more connected or more isolated?: 6 of 31
As you navigate through the market, or traverse the local bookstore, they are everywhere. Cell Phones curved around the faces of everyone you might meet. You might have met them, if they hadn't quickly turned their phone and face away to keep their conversations private after giving you a look that suggests, "How dare you int... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Escape: 6 of 30
The Victorian SecretShe curled into herself and tucked the front cover of the book around the spine. Comfort was key, and as the sigh of contentment escaped her, she agreed that she was definitely comfortable. Heavy lidded eyes dropped over the words on the page, and she allowed them to stay closed for a moment. Peace. It was... More..
Jobs & Careers > Online Jobs (Other) Can you make money online with Chacha.com: 1 of 5
At this time it is virtually impossible to make even the bare minimum of money ChaCha headquarters advertised when they hired many of their guides over the last year. Advertised in the beginning as a great way to earn a few extra bucks for fast food, in the last two months the changes that have been made to the system have ma... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Villanelles: 5 of 24
First Kiss (A Villanelle)There is a ringing in my ears.our sweet love, this first kiss,I'm overwhelmed with fear.My pounding heart is all I hearbefore the moment of our bliss.There is a ringing in my ears.I tremble as you draw me near,turn my face away in remiss.I'm overwhelmed with fear.I feel your breath against my earand m... More..
Arts & Humanities > British Literature Analysis of Virginia Woolf's 'To the Lighthouse': 2 of 6
Mr. Ramsay & Mrs. Woolf When it came to writing fiction and critical essays, Virginia Woolf was very much like the Modern artists of her time. She was experimental by nature, and her refreshing approach to literature and critical analysis changed the face of the literary world before the end of her time. Like the Modern artis... More..
Hobbies & Games > Video Game Reviews Video game reviews: Singstar: 2 of 6
Bringing the fun of karaoke to every household party, Singstar Rocks and Singstar Pop each offer a unique collection of well known songs from modern artists such as Avril Levign, The Gorillaz and Fallout Boy to yesterday's favorites like Elton John, Cyndi Lauper, and the Rolling Stones. Each one contains over twenty-five song... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: The moon: 60 of 174
The MoonI.Elderly queen,sliver so thin,wrapped in her bridal veilraving within.Murmuring madness, hailthe obscenerise from the east, waillike a machine.II.Sickly, so whiteand easily tiredof waiting for somethingbut left uninspired.fading promise in a ringbroken dreams;elitist spinster how you clingin silver beams. More..