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Cover image: pixabay.com. Read More

Tags: horror, tea, sisters, visitor

Tags: memories, tea, chinese

Poem / Flash Fiction

August 23, 2019

Reads: 72

Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

Tags: rain, writing, tea

Short Story / Flash Fiction

August 16, 2019

Reads: 112

Comments: 4

The The Imaginarium House

A short story of 300 words, written to include the words: tea, window, strange. Cover image: pixabay.com. Read More

Tags: strange, tea, 300-words

Poem / Poetry

August 10, 2019

Reads: 105

Comments: 8

Shelves: 2

The Booksie Classic House

Today I want to be someone different! Cover image: Hana Lopez on Unsplash. Read More

Tags: mad, tea, wonderland, hatter

Featured Review by Jeff Bezaire

"Fantastic, Hully! I'm afraid there's not enough variety of colour in my wardrobe, nor much variety of styles, to match the Hatter's fashion, bu..." Read More

Poem / Humor

June 26, 2019

Reads: 146

Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

Tags: humans, tea, starbucks

tea cozy Read More

Tags: tea, cozy, lukewarm

Poem / Poetry

January 21, 2019

Reads: 121

Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

Tags: comfort, tea

The tea ceremony not necessarily about money or the bees hive honey. In the Mighty tea tree jungle, they thought they had the perfect remedy but missed and slipped out with the secrets what a stir, not the Cats Meow who was born with the Gold spoon to stir her… Read More

Tags: mystery, spiritual, tea, rituals

Short Story / Flash Fiction

August 23, 2018

Reads: 233

Comments: 4

Shelves: 1

The Booksie Classic House

Tags: tea, sisters, stones, aged, old

Poem / Poetry

July 24, 2018

Reads: 168

Comments: 2

The Poems House

Just trying to paint a simple visible picture. Read More

Tags: cookies, tea, cards, ladies

its about my first love.. Read More

Tags: tea

Poem / Humor

December 15, 2017

Reads: 333

Comments: 3

Shelves: 3

The Booksie Classic House

Pull on up and grab a cup! Read More

Tags: humour, adventure, tea, rabbit, centaur

Poem / Humor

July 29, 2017

Reads: 320

Comments: 2

The Poems House

Ah, a tea-party in the garden. I'll pass... Read More

Tags: party, cookies, tea, garden

Poem / Non-Fiction

May 16, 2017

Reads: 357

Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

Tags: tea, warm, cup, stir, sip

Poem / Humor

March 08, 2017

Reads: 293

Comments: 2

The Booksie Classic House

You know that cup of tea you just left sitting there? Don't drink it! Read More

Tags: relax, tea, frog

Matt is so excited to have his annual birthday tea with his famous aunt, but when a school bully hears about his trip, he crafts a underhanded plan. Will he be discovered? Or will Matt miss his birthday celebration? Read More

Tags: family, tea, birthdays, saboteur

Tags: girl, boy, parents, tea, 1969

Short Story / Non-Fiction

June 05, 2016

Reads: 442

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

The Booksie Classic House

how far would you go to impress your guests? Read More

Tags: tea, seekingapproval, gardenparty

follow the narrator's stream of consciousness into a hot summer's day Read More

Tags: tea, eve, hawk, seagulls

Poem / Poetry

February 11, 2016

Reads: 288

Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

Tags: girl, boy, parents, tea, 1961

Yeah, the title sucks, but that's the working title I've got. This is all post-retcon, so it's different than all the stuff that has Eiry and Rai in it (which is a lot >>). Basically chronicles what happens with Eiry and her business after the earthquake and tsunami, and her… Read More

Tags: love, death, family, romance, travel, relationship, history, past, hunting, japan, surprise, twins, mourning, tsunami, tea

Tags: boy, girlfriend, parents, tea, 1969

The Allegory of the Passage: A Short Story Inspired by the Allegory of the Cave—a timeless commentary on life and knowledge authored by a long dead European male. Civilization survived the truth of the Cave and America has survived and even thrived in spite of the fictions of the tea… Read More

Tags: politics, free, party, america, tea, speech, protest, amendment

This was originally published in May 2007. It is about a Saturday morning at the Starbucks at 7 Corners, Falls Church, Virginia. An ethnically diverse American City. Read about the old Veetnamee Gentleman and the Japanese Stealth Barista. Read More

Tags: america, tea, immigrants, starbucks, corners

Poem / Humor

October 24, 2015

Reads: 341

Comments: 9

The Booksie Classic House

Last night's tea, still hanging around ! Read More

Tags: tea, smell, lingering, aroma, fishy

In a newly started relationship, Wilfred Blair and Julian Godai don't spend nearly as much time together as they would like. At least, not enough time together without others around to spoil things. So those little moments when they do, it's important to make things count, and Wilfred thinks the… Read More

Tags: romance, tea, young_love, kissing, rough, fluff, boyfriends

How we perceive what we are taught, stays with us forever till death due us part... Read More

Tags: thoughts, life, father, memories, mother, strife, sea, dad, grey, tea, stress, garden, bed, rose, siblings

How a perfect cup of tea is made Read More

Tags: essay, tea, procedure

We travel from far distances to inhabit a man’s mind for a few moments at the cafe. This is not a personal picturing but sharing impressions and perspectives of what I could imagine. This took 20 minutes to write. Would love a comment or give a few ideas, thank you… Read More

Tags: tale, short, story, writing, coffee, perspective, chocolate, cookies, impression, tea, morning, ritual, cafe, cake, minute

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