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Paranormal poetry... A school deep in the woods... A Math teacher who had no one... An angry queen... An escape... A strange beautiful woman... And a mystical night...
I used to wish I was thin, A beautiful stick A perfect model. I used to cry With every pound And cut myself To feel it less. A poetic story revolving around the perspective of teen desperate to become thinner. With a drunk mother, and uncaring father, her life is spinning dangerously out of control.
A unique take on dating presented through a series of poems from one lover to another. This wry collection of works weaves a potent concoction of heart, cynicisim, humor, loss, disaster, self-absorption, and meaning in the vein of Shel Silverstein, Charles Bukowski, and Edward Gorey.
Compilation of poetic verse.
*Some sexual content It started with a letter, written in stupid poetry. Stupid poetry that read me like an open book. It was signed 'Your Friend', like I would know who it was from. And worse, I didn't even recognize the handwriting. Being Heather Gibbs' best friend was like being an awkward, pimple-faced thirteen year old girl all over again. She was overly... well, everything. Overly-gorgeous, and funny, and perfect. And then there was me, with my straw-colored hair and tiny, tiny frame. She
We would like to humbly introduce to you the greatest thing to grace the planet Earth since the atom bomb and the one thing that will finally complete your life as you have known it up to this point. May we introduce you to The Kudzu Review: Literature of an Invasive Species, a bi-annual journal of environmental studies featuring the brightest minds and up and comers in poetry, prose, art, and environmental action and reaction. This startup publication from the prized intellectual vanguard that
Paranormal poetry... A school deep in the woods... A Math teacher who had no one... An angry queen... An escape... A strange beautiful woman... And a mystical night...
I used to wish I was thin, A beautiful stick A perfect model. I used to cry With every pound And cut myself To feel it less. A poetic story revolving around the perspective of teen desperate to become thinner. With a drunk mother, and uncaring father, her life is spinning dangerously out of control.
A unique take on dating presented through a series of poems from one lover to another. This wry collection of works weaves a potent concoction of heart, cynicisim, humor, loss, disaster, self-absorption, and meaning in the vein of Shel Silverstein, Charles Bukowski, and Edward Gorey.
Compilation of poetic verse.
*Some sexual content It started with a letter, written in stupid poetry. Stupid poetry that read me like an open book. It was signed 'Your Friend', like I would know who it was from. And worse, I didn't even recognize the handwriting. Being Heather Gibbs' best friend was like being an awkward, pimple-faced thirteen year old girl all over again. She was overly... well, everything. Overly-gorgeous, and funny, and perfect. And then there was me, with my straw-colored hair and tiny, tiny frame. She
We would like to humbly introduce to you the greatest thing to grace the planet Earth since the atom bomb and the one thing that will finally complete your life as you have known it up to this point. May we introduce you to The Kudzu Review: Literature of an Invasive Species, a bi-annual journal of environmental studies featuring the brightest minds and up and comers in poetry, prose, art, and environmental action and reaction. This startup publication from the prized intellectual vanguard that