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On Strike

by Archduke

Poem / Non-Fiction

September 18, 2023

7 days reads: 7

Comments: 1

Summary

Modern English Haiku or ME Haiku is a new form of haiku that follows the 5 / 7 / 5 / 2 pattern of syllables with one repetition. Conceptualized by me, ArchDuke Kenneth. The traditional Japanese haiku's "on" or "beats" as known in the English verse, has a 5 / 7 / 5 pattern of syllables and no repeat.

shells

by T P Wright

Poem / Non-Fiction

September 19, 2023

7 days reads: 7

My Life After Death

by Criss Sole

Poem / Non-Fiction

July 09, 2015

7 days reads: 6

Comments: 137

Shelves: 61

Summary

Friday August 13, 2010, was the last time I woke up in my room and made plans for the day. Happily getting ready to meet up with friends. The next time I would wake up would be 3 weeks later. In a hospital bed, only to realize the life I once lived... was over.

Dance as Art

by Sylvia Sun Sol

Essay / Non-Fiction

July 16, 2012

7 days reads: 6

Summary

Dance as Art

mom hypnotized be her own son by brushing her hair on her head.

by Jane-Marie

Book / Non-Fiction

October 17, 2016

7 days reads: 6

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

a mom is hypnotized by her own 18-year-old son, when he is brushing her hair on her head with a soft hairbrush.

Cheap Sex & Cigarettes

by Avery.Grace

Book / Non-Fiction

May 15, 2017

7 days reads: 6

Comments: 11

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

I’ve never been ashamed of my passion for sex. Everything about it resembles a masterpiece, moans become a gentle or deafening soundtrack, the backdrop resembles a bed post or a car or a freshly wiped kitchen counter. Cue the lack of lights, and set the stage for pleasure. I’m seventeen years old and i’ve probably had more sex than most of your children or siblings or even you. Yeah, you, reading this. Have you engaged in the taboo act of intercourse in a parking garage? What about a dirty playground bathroom without a door? If you have, we should be great friends. If not, Strap in and see your world from my perspective.

Pavement

by Perry Landers

Poem / Non-Fiction

May 31, 2017

7 days reads: 6

Comments: 3

Shelves: 6

Summary

A poem written for Freddie & Trayvon & Eric & Tamir & Philando & Michael & Terrence & Jordan & men that look like me.

Fashion Trends of 2003

by somme84

Essay / Non-Fiction

June 12, 2017

7 days reads: 6

Summary

Ever wonder what styles of clothing were popular in 2003? Believe it or not, every year brings a new style (especially when it comes to women's clothing). Fashion is ever evolving. Sometimes trends carry over from the previous year and sometimes get tweaked just a tad bit. Here I'll try to recall the styles that were common in women's clothing from the year 2003-specifically taken from women's magazines, catalogs and street-wear.

The Return of the KING (Reveur)

by Qareem Knight

Poem / Non-Fiction

March 13, 2019

7 days reads: 6

Summary

The Kingdom is in your Heart. A place of Love, Compassion and Bliss. The Lion(s) represents Earth. Also, Courage against fear and the nature of the illusion of Duality. The Truth is: There is only Love. And Oneness.

A Writer's Dark Mind

by Rose Black

Guide / Non-Fiction

May 09, 2019

7 days reads: 6

Summary

Delving into the psyche of an author confronting malevolence from troubled individuals reveals a realm of thoughts and emotions. There lie matters that should be addressed but remain relegated to the background, untouched and unresolved.

My Mom was hypnotized at a State Fair

by CarmenSandiegoFan99

Book / Non-Fiction

October 03, 2021

7 days reads: 6

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

A Mom is about to be hypnotized by a hypnotist, while at a State Fair with her 18-year-old Teenage Daughter.

Accepting Loss

by Denise Svajlenko

Essay / Non-Fiction

November 03, 2021

7 days reads: 6

Comments: 1

Between Reality: G.Y Aspect

by Babalah Jr.

Book / Non-Fiction

January 31, 2023

7 days reads: 6

Summary
Chapters

Modern-day youths navigating through life in the era of their age. There is a lot that youths go through and it is all depicted in this epic story of 400,000 words

Youth Empowerment

by Kutlwano Christian-Tripp Moloi

Poem / Non-Fiction

April 08, 2023

7 days reads: 6

Summary

We will transform Africa.

How To Write An Essay

by Bari345

Book / Non-Fiction

April 16, 2023

7 days reads: 6

Summary
Chapters

This is a booklet on how to write an essay.

An Untitled Composition

by Psycho Midna ⛧

Essay / Non-Fiction

September 13, 2023

7 days reads: 6

Shelves: 1

Summary

My perspective of Schizophrenia in raw form. A representation of my scattered thoughts and deranged mind. No paragraph is perfectly finished, just as I. An imperfect being. VIEW/DOWNLOAD ORIGINAL PDF HERE: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:EU:9bfb1616-6f0d-42c4-98e8-e36bdb9fc501

Which Is Worst:Being Financially or Emotionally Bankrupt?(For Joy Evan's Haloween Contest on " Alter Ego"

by Shweta

Book / Non-Fiction

October 31, 2010

7 days reads: 5

Comments: 5

Summary
Chapters

Joy Woodland,a successful young businessman who owns everything in this world but still he's in the race of chasing money. This thirst of his for money was unquenchable. In this game of money he looses everything which he could call his own except the materialstic friend i.e money which was no more a solace to him....

In The Devils' Highway

by XxLoveXHateXMexX

Poem / Non-Fiction

July 14, 2012

7 days reads: 5

Summary

Alright, so I read this book in school called, "In The Devils Highway," written by Louis Urrea. It was a book that takes place in the deserts of Arizona and is about some people crossing the border illegally. So for my project, I wrote three poems about the events that were going on. I hope you enjoy.

Respect for the Ancestors: American Indian Cultural Affiliation in the American West

by Flashgordon

Book / Non-Fiction

December 29, 2007

7 days reads: 5

Summary
Chapters

In this eagerly awaited book, the cultural anthropologist Peter N. Jones brings fifteen years and over twenty-five projects to bear on one of the more controversial questions in contemporary American anthropology and American Indian studies. Are contemporary American Indian tribes of the American West culturally affiliated with the people who crossed over from Asia over 10,000 years ago? Have American Indians in the Plateau and Great Basin lived in their homeland for thousands of years as their oral traditions affirm? These are some of the questions he considers in Respect for the Ancestors.

hidden truth about human races without prejudges

by javier alcalde

Article / Non-Fiction

March 03, 2012

7 days reads: 5

Comments: 1

Summary

here you will see why there are differences between races and why racism is bad and condemnable but also the equality concept is also wrong. here is a quality writing without taboos or prejudges and very revealing whit lots of esoteric and spiritual thinking