Eish! London 18 - 19 June

By Shannan on Thu, 21 Jun 2012

International price comparison and more details on travelling on public transport in London
Autobiography
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The Cycles of Parenting

By ContinuityMistake on Thu, 21 Jun 2012

You're cursing me out about common courtesy. Too mad to laugh about the irony. Every week it's another little thing, That causes you to go insane. Later you give me money as a sorry,
Drama
Poem
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You might be right

By andrew-evans on Thu, 21 Jun 2012

There will always be days where you feel like your best just isn't good enough, where no matter what you do no matter what you say, it will only be 'OK'. Why do these days always come
Miscellaneous
Poem
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Cherry

Now Leaving From Platform Sixteen

By lenchenelf on Thu, 21 Jun 2012

Poem
Love
Poem
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It was in self-defense, I’m quite sure

By Mark Heathcote on Wed, 20 Jun 2012

In his defense it was said, she would curiously Spy from the bay windows, like A latter-day Misses Marple Everyone was a suspect, every parcel. Became a crime of illicit passion…
Humour
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Message

By DavePoems on Wed, 20 Jun 2012

There's little more to say about the heron.
Nature
Poem
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The Book Club

By DavePoems on Wed, 20 Jun 2012

The nightly flow of cars and street-side talk was so routine that when the nightbird turned its head and flew, it took a while to notice. Then silence fell upon us like a kiss.
Horror
Poem
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A Reading

By DavePoems on Wed, 20 Jun 2012

I found him on the beach, half-starved on his driftwood raft, barely able to form the sound of his own name.
Historical Fiction
Poem
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Gigantic

By well-wisher on Wed, 20 Jun 2012

Love’s sleeping giant has awoken. I hear its thunderous feet within my heart; feel enormous hands with grip that can’t be broken and power to raise me up or tear me apart.
Love
Poem
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The Monologue of Graham

By annabellejane79 on Wed, 20 Jun 2012

A gloomy basement. Through the darkness Graham jilts forward on a rocking chair. Through the course of the monologue Graham slithers to and from the window to look at the drizzle.
Humour
Story
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