Treading Chapter 3 - Introspection
**--Fen--** Practice was long. By the time I get home I feel like I could collapse at the front door. I trudge my way towards the dining room and hear my mom putting dishes away. She and dad had probably already eaten. "Fen? Here's your plate."...
Geocache - For Your Progeny
| I've often been asked a question I dare not answer - at least, a query to where I cannot properly formulate an answer. There are many variants, depending on the vernacular de jour and just how inebriated the poser of the question is, but all revolves...
Ode to What Hides Inside. A Poem.
I look in the mirror and who do I see, A reflection of you or a reflection of me? You see what you want and so do I, Who I want to be, by and by. If I could be the soul peering out, a lovely face looking me in the eye, with furry ears and slender...
Those Days...
You know those moments... the ones where you know exactly who, what, when, where, why, and how a situation is brought on? Not only that but what to do about it, Yet you know the answer, though simple, is nearly unattainable And this only...
Burdens - Chapter 78: Introspection
#78 of burdens chapter 78: introspection over the weeks roger had witnessed a lot of changes, in himself, and in the others around him; the wolf, their friends, their teachers, even those that they did not know.
I Do Me
#4 of poetry and poems some introspection on my writing "what are you doing?"
Alien Pain
The darkness is pleasing. The rains left, though the sky still rood heavy across the sky, filled with rain yet unfallen, Amidst the breeches of sunlight, shadows danced and played a merry game of chase and stalk, much...
Only to find... nothing
But it did serve to reawaken the need for the thoughtful introspection that he'd put off last night.
Black Dog Escapism
Freeform poetry from the introspective collection, black dog, that runs with a folkloric figure that is often associated with misfortune and used as a metaphor for depression.
Black Dog Becoming
Freeform poetry from the introspective collection, black dog, that runs with a folkloric figure that is often associated with misfortune and used as a metaphor for depression.
Love Me As If There Were No Tomorrow Chapter 15
\>"we're almost there" comes ray's quiet rumble, shaking you from your introspection. \>you glance at the giant of a man who was steering the boat with utmost confidence. \>"huh? you know the way to the legion camp just like that? don't need a map?"
You ARE a writer! : Srsly (2nd step on the road to success!)
You need to have an introspective philosophical and psychological journey into the heart and soul of who you are, why you write, and why you read.