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Chill Out! Wintery Movies To Forget About the Summertime Blues
It's hard to imagine that summer is nearly halfway over, and in just a few more weeks we'll be into the blissful nature of autumn. This is the point in the year when the temperature can be too hot to go outside and even thinking about the season's inherent stickiness is too much to bear. So crank up the A/C and check out any of these flicks that will help you forget about the dog days of summer.
By Rob Trench9 years ago in Geeks
Letting Go
It hurts to let you go It hurts to see you leave I've been striving to live It hurts so much, it hurts a lot Luckily, I'm in the last stage of grieve
By Yusrah Kumbee9 years ago in Poets
Stage Fright
Heavy breathing--- Gasp. The wide-eyed boy slowly walked towards the girl with curly brown hair tied with a pink satin ribbon.
By Karen Chapero9 years ago in Poets
For Those Who Lost
Don't Brush Them Away For Those Who Lost Dear all five of you Four students, one teacher, One year and one school. I have not forgotten you.
By Kara Gimby9 years ago in Poets
Haunted House
My walls are thin, gray, and peeling My life force is… almost nonexistent I bear bruises and cracks all over my ceiling With Death breathing down my back, persistent
By Jeniah Clarke9 years ago in Poets
It's Hard for Me to Tell You This...
It’s hard for me to tell you this. I'm not even quite sure why But when i'm with you, all i think about is other ways to die
By LAILA L9 years ago in Poets
The Presence
He had always hated, The call of the dark, A wind howled through the trees, He heard wild dogs bark. But ‘twas not just the hounds,
By Abellona T9 years ago in Poets
Charlotte Bronte Changed My Life
My favorite book is Villette by Charlotte Bronte. It's one of the few novels of hers that was not adapted to a BBC miniseries. To be honest, I read a lot of the classics so I could guiltlessly watch their adaptations. It started with Wuthering Heights when I was 13 or so. At that age, I couldn't completely grasp the nuance, but its story impacted me (even after I realized how convoluted and hateable the characters were. Literally all of them.) Yeah, the book is pretty cheesy and outlandish.
By Audrey Wierenga9 years ago in Poets