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nights have been lonely

A poem about having to leave my lover, but missing their presence in exchange.

Rough Draft (Duh)

This is a rough first poem after years without writing

Searing Silence

A poem about hating the feeling of anger & wishing you could rid yourself of it forever

All I Wanted to Do

George is a 113 years old man who is telling his grandsons, Bran and Dean, about his life.

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Shipwrecked

A brief poem. Story of a lone astronauts attempt to survive in an alien world

Valhalla

Free verse poem of death coming on to the writer

Mr. Baxter

The girls get their way.

Jack's Beanstalk

Jack's mistake led into a surprise that proves fruitful.

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#12332:	Contests & Activities	by JACE
A Primer: Contests and Activities While a subset of activities, contests are a different animal altogether. Do you know the difference between contests and activities? Note: 12-27-23 @ 6:20pm "Note: View this Note"

#12334:	Drama	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Let's Break This Rule A discussion about the "write what you know" rule. How much, or how little, research do you do for your writing? Note: 01-02-24 @ 8:41pm "Note: View this Note"

#12337:	Fantasy	by Dawn Embers
The End and the Beginning Some thoughts on the challenge of writing the beginning or the ending of a story. Which is more difficult for you to write: a beginning or the end? Note: 01-01-24 @ 12:10pm "Note: View this Note"

#12311:	For Authors	by Annette
The Best Writing Advice Everyone has an opinion, but only some have the necessary life experience to give advice. What bit of writing advice that you got has stayed with you and helped you? Note: 12-29-23 @ 12:10pm "Note: View this Note"

#12338:	Mystery	by 🇺🇸 Carol St.Ann 🇺🇸
Christmystery I’m writing about the mystery of Christmas. (But not what you think.) What’s the deal with all the Baubles, Bangles, & Beads? Note: 12-30-23 @ 5:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#12252:	Noticing Newbies	by JACE
Recognizing Our Writers Recognition of one's writing is a major facet of Writing.com. Is recognition of your writing important to you? Note: 12-30-23 @ 8:30am "Note: View this Note"

#12335:	Romance/Love	by StephBee
Emotionally Compelling Emotionally compelling romance resonates forever. Do you have to kiss at Midnight on New Year’s Eve? Note: 12-31-23 @ 12:02pm "Note: View this Note"

#12333:	Short Stories	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Grammar Stuff, Part One Well, grab a cuppa something, and let's talk grammar. Correct this sentence: "Lances parents decided that he could go but he could only stay an hour." Note: 01-02-24 @ 12:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#12339:	Spiritual	by Jeff
Forgiveness A New Year's resolution to forgive those who have hurt us. Do you have a hard time forgiving people? Note: 12-31-23 @ 9:05am "Note: View this Note"

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