New articles submitted to The Writers Circle

New articles


These are the most recent articles submitted to The Writers Circle.
 
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Forgotten plans
GenieRaine [36]21/03/201010.00 (0)
Eyes of Faded Blue
bellisimo [4]20/03/2010241.50 (2)
Life's Brevity
bellisimo [4]20/03/2010180.75 (1)
Flowers
bellisimo [4]20/03/2010141.00 (1)
A Haunting Moon
bellisimo [4]20/03/2010172.00 (2)
'rosebuds' exert from the poem" virgins" by robert herrick
wolfeyesofgoldenrays [113]20/03/201070.00 (0)
Revised/shortened draft of 'The Famine House'
Keiron [49]20/03/2010132.00 (2)
"Last to know" - A phone conversation
GenieRaine [36]20/03/2010140.75 (1)
I'm Here ALWAYS
lomliyavi [29]19/03/2010241.75 (2)
Untitled
Dark Arysha [2]18/03/2010210.50 (1)
Alone
Hannah94 [8]18/03/2010261.00 (2)
Grim Nation
AlienRose [1]18/03/2010200.50 (1)
You're dreaming...
GenieRaine [36]18/03/2010371.00 (1)
Fix You
GenieRaine [36]18/03/2010301.00 (1)
I'm New Here
Breanna [3]18/03/2010400.50 (1)
What is in a name. That which we call APRIL MAE BERZA?
Shakespril [127]18/03/2010232.25 (3)
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Latest comments and critiques

 
Re: Death of a Sonnet by Shakespril [127]
Love this! It's got a great lot of groovy iambic jive going for it! or Love sublime; this iambic ... (Keiron [49])
Re: The importance of being earnest (voiced)! by Keiron [49]
Thanks both for sharing your as usual insightful and thought-provking thoughts on this. Have to say, ... (Keiron [49])
Re: The Black Rose by Anstice Potts [10]
A poem which effortlessly keeps pace through its use of rhyming couplets with a quick and engaging rhythymic ... (Keiron [49])
Re: What is in a name. That which we call APRIL MAE BERZA? by Shakespril [127]
This makes me think (rightly or wrongly) of 'The Tempest' and the nymph other-world inhabited by Aerial ... (Keiron [49])
Re: Visions of the Past --- Chp 1 by franki [9]
Thank you so much. I agree with what you said. I had more details about your questions in the original, ... (franki [9])
Re: A Haunting Moon by bellisimo [4]
It's the same moon yet it's not the same feeling without her Hits deep (m n m n I [312])
Re: Flowers by bellisimo [4]
I don't want to be in your shoes but I can feel your loss, Bellisimo She's been gone but not the love ... (m n m n I [312])
Re: Eyes of Faded Blue by bellisimo [4]
Deja vu (m n m n I [312])
Re: Enjoy Every moment by lomliyavi [29]
lomliyavi, I just noticed you responded to my comment I just noticed my name buried in the response ... (m n m n I [312])
Re: A Haunting Moon by bellisimo [4]
a lovely well written poem. Sad but full of meaning and very rich. (ChrissieJo [195])