literature
Whether written centuries ago or just last year, literary couples show that love is timeless.
A Crow Named Sam
Misty had pretended to hunt before, but today she decided it was going to be for real. At ten weeks old, the young fledgling barn owl had her adult feathers in and she was nearly as large as her parents. Just two weeks ago, she was learning how to fly and now she’s ready to do more than just play with her siblings in the nest. Mom and Dad were still bringing them food, but less often now. She could feel the grumbling of her hungry stomach calling for a fresh field mouse. She decided pouncing on a small pile of leaves the wind was whipping around wasn’t going to sooth her hunger.
By Becky Murphy5 years ago in Humans
Whomever Finds This.
FROM THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SAMUEL REYNOLDS: I, Samuel Reynolds, do hereby claim this story I am writing to be true. I have not told anyone about this before. However, before I lose my life to the cancers which affect me, I feel I must reveal this tale I am about to tell.
By Halden Mile5 years ago in Humans
Love. Unstable.
His face pale, His eyes BLUE... I fell in love, My love is TRUE. "REBEKAH OPEN THIS DOOR NOW!!" The tears and blood streamed down my skin, as I rocked back and forth in comfort. My body instinctively jumped each time his fist slammed against the hard wooden door. I pictured his face screaming on the other side: Wild and red, veins popping out, and spit being disgustedly misted.
By Kyla Lister5 years ago in Humans
Don't Judge a Book by it's Cover
My day started like any other; filled with dread. I did all the things, and played all the songs trying to get myself into the mood to have a day that was somewhat of an adventure. Since COVID, every day started to look the same. Blurring into one another, with no individuality or fun built in. I listened to the meditations about discovering myself as I bathed. "Take care of your body, for your body is your home" it said. I laughed out loud and sunk deeper in the water.
By Kristin Johnson5 years ago in Humans
Broken Without You
My Dearest Ruth, I trust this letter finds you in good health. The thoughts of you and I are like a constant symphony in my mind playing the same song repeatedly. I yearn to feel you, to touch you the way we once did. I am saddened at the thought of laying my eyes on you, yet unable to encapsulate your body with mine. The tips of my fingers crave the shape of your womanly curves. To taste your sweet lips again is the reason for my living. I would love to run my fingers through your hair, pull you close to me, and passionately kiss you, showing you how deeply I care for you. However, again, I must fold this letter and put it in this envelope and leave it in our secret place. One day soon, I will ravish your body and never let you go.
By Robyn Moss 5 years ago in Humans
The Girl in a Pink Dress
The little girl watched her Auntie May comb her long curly black hair out of her face and into a bright pink bow on the top of her head, giving her a bouncing pony tail that swished from side to side. She twirled around in her light pink dress, making it fly around her in a precious circle. The satin pink dress fell to her knees, and a bright white ribbon wrapped around her torso under her chest into a big pristine white bow in the back. The little girl fingered the white lace that ran around the hem of her dress. The colors contrasted so well with her dark brown skin, she was delighted! Why, she thought that it must be the finest dress in all of Harlem. She even supposed that she could be mistaken for a princess. She figured that this special holiday was the best ever because she got to dress up prettier than any other day of the year. As she admired her reflection in the mirror, the curiosity of youth crawled up behind her and took her by surprise, and so she asked, “Auntie May, why do we always dress up on this day and meet everyone at the park for a cookout?”
By Alexandra H Gulcan5 years ago in Humans
The Art Of Folding
"Rhys! Where are you, I need someone to rant to about the positively atrocious day that I've been having." Mary blew into the shop like an expensive whirlwind, silk skirts flying, perfectly-curled blonde hair swinging indignantly at the injustices of the world. Rhys looked up from behind the counter where she had been pouring over a battered old book, already smiling at her friend.
By Typethreewriter5 years ago in Humans






