Young Adult
I should never be too busy to write, but because of the constant work flow, I’ve had to make concessions
Author: Alexa
Pass the Salt
I think that a person can find inspiration in near-anything. Let me show you. a pepper shaker from Sorella’s in
Photoetic
The poem-photo pairs below are an experiment in inspirational exchange with a fellow blogger (and amazing photographer) Sarah. I would
Message in a Book-Shaped Bottle
I have a purple, suede-topped book engraved with the word “journal” in all capital letters. This is the journal I
Love Letters and Candy Hearts, Part III
The other night I sat waiting in a coffee shop for a friend. The tables in this particular shop are
Love Letters and Candy Hearts, Part II
All you need is love, food, water, maybe aspirin as you clutch your head between sweaty palms, too nervous to
Love Letters and Candy Hearts, Part I
I love Love, its strangeness, its capability to stretch, expand, burst. Love plummets, dives, floats—sometimes, dotes, speaking in foreign tongues
Not-So-Great Expectations
My Valentine’s Day for this year will be quick, painless, and without romance. My day will start at 7 a.m.
To Cheese, with Love…or How to Hold on to Everything
You’ve heard it before: If you love something, set it free; and if it doesn’t come back, you may as
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On Love and Lunchmeat
I do not love the way you lie.—Me, on not wanting to burn like Rihanna In four days (and some