Reincarnation

By deziner on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

Reincarnation fact or fiction
Unclassified
Poem
Certificate 18

To live, to write, to strive... for cherries

By Caldwell on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

A few well placed words And the cherries will come They said. Some grit, a touch, a twist Just follow the rule of thumb They said. So I pulled it out the bag I worked it hard, too hard,
Humour
Poem
Certificate U
Cherry

Dark Side of the Moon

By Chastol on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

A comparison between Tokyo in the aftermath of the Great Tohoku Earthquake and East Berlin of the 1970s
Unclassified
Non-fiction
Certificate U

Brr!! Woof!! and Penguins

By Rhiannonw on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

Brr!! Woof!! Why don’t the little doggies’ paws freeze when its icy out of doors? their pads have freeze-resistant fat but also, and on top of that
Nature
Poem
Certificate U

Wonder Witch 9 – Uncle and The Ants

By well-wisher on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

“Ants!”, screamed a pretty, blonde haired croupier as the little silver creature on the end of her elegant nose gazed up at her, waving its tiny ant antennas and snipping at the air with its mandi
Children's
Story
Certificate 12
Cherry

Fading to Sepia

By Silver Spun Sand on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

And this is she... two minutes old
Love
Certificate PG
Cherry

Dachau

By Lem on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

Glass-eyed watchtowers haunt my dreamscape late winter cold cuts like a blade laid taut against the throat. A world of straight lines sharp angles meticulous-
Unclassified
Poem
Certificate PG

Donneray

By paborama on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

We do not know whether the Sun will rise
Fantasy
Certificate PG
Gold cherry

The Prayer of the Pike

By sanexpeditus on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

Quietly, your tea coloured world seeps into scales that have no desire to impress the sun, a brown lump moving in brown water that has no hankering to rush over whitening boulders.
Nature
Poem
Certificate U

Of Place (2): The View from Folly Bridge

By markle on Thu, 31 Jan 2013

My own “place” is not far away, and on the same river as that of Nash, the Thames (see "Of Place (1)"). As the Abingdon Road approaches Oxford city centre, it crosses a bridge.
Nature
Non-fiction
Certificate U

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