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Humanity Joins the Galactic Neighborhood When humanity leaves planet earth in the wake of famine, war, and disease, one woman writes a last letter... Posted by Janee, May 8

Rub-a-Dub-Dub No description available. Posted by Invisible Joe, May 7

Barber Shops A poem about barber shops and beauty salons, and their very punny names Posted by Rabbit Stu, May 2

Dance With Me A poem that is a conversation between two people Posted by Ferdinand, May 1

Spring in Narnia 100 years of winter must have been much worse... Posted by Laura, Apr 27

Like Ghosts Departing Winter vanishes like a ghost Posted by King Arthur, Apr 27

Micah's Birthday Cake Little Sue and I bake a birthday cake for Micah, and talk about kindergarten. Posted by Janee, Apr 23

Joseph, Man of Joy and Tragic Woe An Italian Sonnet about Joseph, and his forgiveness of his brothers Posted by Douglas, Apr 19

Larry, the Alien Child The story of Larry the Alien Child, who solved the world's energy crisis Posted by Rabbit Stu, Apr 18

Physics No description available. Posted by Invisible Joe, Apr 14

The House of Many Languages Thoughts about the verbal and non-verbal languages all around us, and about a friend moving away. Posted by Douglas, Apr 9

Temporary Castles Learning to appreciate beauty wherever it's found, for as long as it lasts. Posted by Sylvan Sylph, Apr 6

Electing a New King The animals get together to discuss deposing the lion from his role as King of the Beasts Posted by Rabbit Stu, Apr 1

Blue and Green A tale of a young boy's drowning Posted by Kevin Rector, Apr 2

An Intervention Talking Animals Posted by Sylvan Sylph, Apr 1

The Barbaric Horde Introduction to an epic poem about a battle for an ancient city Posted by King Arthur, Mar 31

Jane and Juno Converse Juno and Jane have a conversation about me sitting at my computer writing. Posted by Milton, Mar 31

True Riches No description available. Posted by Invisible Joe, Mar 25

John: A Good Friday Reflection The Apostle John shares some thoughts about Jesus Posted by pastorjon, Mar 23

Tuesday's Child Is Full Of Grace Tuesday is my favorite day of the week. Posted by Milton, Mar 21

Father and Son Bonding Father and son bonding is a good idea, I suppose, but it doesn't always work out so well for all involved. Posted by Michael K, Mar 20

A writer's constant companion Informal prose Posted by Nat, Mar 12

The Strange Behavior of Piper the Cat My neighbor's cat exhibits some strange behaviors which I've never seen in a cat before. Posted by Douglas, Mar 10

Urgent Response Required Immediate Product Return Requested Posted by Sylvan Sylph, Mar 9

The Wall - Part I In a land torn by war, the King is finally coming Posted by Josiah T., Mar 6

Regrets The story of a dream journey with an old man to a mountain top Posted by Janee, Mar 5

Traveler They say life is a journey... Posted by Sylvan Sylph, Mar 3

Decisions, decisions Why I must jog. Posted by Aimster du Clarkentine, Mar 3

If Wishes Were Horses Then Beggars Would Ride There's an old saying: if wishes were horses then beggars would ride - but I'll take contentment over wishes any day. Posted by Rabbit Stu, Mar 3

Long Winter Nap More griping about snow Posted by lostcerebellum, Mar 3

Inanimate Perspective just one day in the life of a baseball Posted by moonie, Mar 1

Time Together prompt on perspective of an inanimate object Posted by lostcerebellum, Feb 28

Mankind Is Good, and Getting Better An argument between me and a college student about whether mankind is good and getting better Posted by Douglas, Feb 28

Error A poem about an annoying error Posted by Josiah T., Feb 16

The Twilight Avenger The story of a teenage boy who is having trouble relating to his parents Posted by Michael K, Feb 26

The Stars A reminder to hold onto wonder. Posted by Sylvan Sylph, Feb 25

Something's Gone A poem related to my member name Posted by lostcerebellum, Feb 25

Evan Secret Love Posted by Hannah, Feb 22

The Way We Used To Write A comparison of how we used to write with pen on paper, and sending emails Posted by Janee, Feb 21

Stay Together for the Kids A teenager deals with her parents fighting. Posted by Hannah, Feb 20

Yes, jewelious is a made-up word. my random poem. Posted by Kenzie Fell Down, Feb 18

Happy Valentines Day? Not a love story, do not read if you were looking for romance Posted by Sylavash, Feb 14

Be mine? A little girl's friendly advances go unappreciated. Posted by Aimster du Clarkentine, Feb 11

The Torture of Valentines Day Mrs. Ellemayer suffers the torture of reading her students' valentines cards. Posted by Janee, Feb 10

I Know Everything That Is Knowable I know everything that is knowable, from the galaxies and stars to the trees and insects. Posted by Michael K, Feb 6

No More Rhyming, and I Mean It! Some thoughts about rhyming in poetry, and how order of lines can drastically improve a poem. Posted by Rabbit Stu, Feb 9

Not too much of a fantasy Grandfather explains to grandson about a mythical race of creatuers. Posted by Angela, Feb 5

I Don't Know Any Better Growing up in the store. Posted by Katie, Feb 1

George Washington's Secret Hobby George Washington had a secret hobby he didn't want any of his soldiers to know about. Here's how he kept the secret Posted by Janee, Jan 31

Three Men on a Hill But it's really a poem about one man Posted by lostcerebellum, Jan 27

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