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I Only Ask Of God / Solo le Pido a Dios (UPDATE) by Yago

I only ask of God / He won’t let me be indifferent to the suffering / That the very dried up death doesn’t find me / Empty and without having given my everything 618 words

Some days there are some things that are too beauti... by Arcadia Tempest

My cantata hides in passion’s undergrowth, 155 words

Goodbye, Ana by Vivian Flores

Her rib-cage rips out like sand dunes / Up and down in a curved wasteland / Her throat burns with hunger / While strands of hair fall by her feet / Her stomach growls ravenously / But Ana will not le… 148 words

Oppression: Social Class Approximation Through Langu... by XtomJames

A Literary and Historical Linguistic Analysis of Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl and Its Portrayal of Ebonics / Oppression: Social Class Approximation through Language, / A Literary and Histor… 7231 words

essay on The Canterville ghost, by Oscar Wilde by chord0

May 26,2008 / The Canterville Ghost is not just a short story about a haunted mansion with a ghost; it is also a comedy and a parody of British aristocracy. In this story, the author makes fun of Ame… 512 words

My Little Pony by Katie Leonatti

The door to room 2701 creaked open. It revealed a middle aged man, his crystal white hair pointed up like the spikes of a porcupine. His thin wiry glasses hugged his face as his smile spread to revea… 1200 words

To the English Teacher Addressing this Class - by Katie Leonatti

Not all poems are brimming with romance, / Some of these stanzas are stemmed / With bullets instead of pale yellow petals. / And please do not presume every writer / Has been embraced by Cupid - / Ev… 150 words

Senza Parole (Without Words) by diLuisa Photography

Non ho parole. / La mia voglia non ha voce. / Rimango senza parole, senza fiato / Capovolta / Muta / Come se fossi una ragazzina. / Ma so che / Ti voglio. / Non ho parole. / Ho perso la testa. / Sei … 156 words

calligraphy learning,beautiful handwriting reflects ... by HAMID IQBAL KHAN

The word “Calligraphy” is derived from the Greek Words “Kalli” and “Graphia” 240 words

wittle archie's dream ( someone's or somethings ) by craftsman

i had the weirdest everest dream / last night i went to my bed really early , i was ab-so-lutley exhausted from playing all day on my bike ( riding makes you really tired does’nt it ) anyway g… 880 words

The Minstrel's Tale by M Nolan

(nothings all that interesting) 1313 words

Lavender and English Teacake with a smear of Marmalade by acquaridan

I never understood the term lady like / In fact I thought it to be a little contrite / Now I see clearly what I didn’t view then / It embodies so much of being a woman 193 words

Translation - The Night Mother by Carel Donck by Faith Hunter

It was about ten thirty New Year’s Eve and I only had a couple of hours to live. 680 words

The Plank Lane Working Men's Club Trip to Southport by Kenart

I followed her on all the rides until my tickets ran out and then I just followed her. 690 words

essay on character comparison in Hamlet by Shakespeare by chord0

the lives of the characters were broken by their own urgency for revenge 1960 words

PROMENADE by Stephen Jackson

Mr Duffy…lived at a little distance from his own body, regarding his own acts with doubtful side-glances. He had an odd autobiographical habit which led him to compose in his own mind from time to t… 1225 words

Translation - Babu by Ariella Kornmehl by Faith Hunter

“Met Babu”. / Ik leg snel neer. / Nu weet ik hoe hij heet. / “Babu.” / Quickly, I hang up. / Now I know his name. 515 words

Alice In Murderland by KissesOfPain

“You’re nothing but a pack of cards!” / At this the whole pack rose up into the air, and came flying down upon her: she gave a little scream, half of fright and half of anger, and t… 2130 words

"Lekker bly" (Stay Well) by rjheller1150

“Ons woorde gloei soos warm kole, dit word ‘n polfyntjie / tussen jou en my.” 195 words

The Sinking of the Queen Ann’s Revenge Part 1 by Raymond Carle

Asleep I was ye swine, but now a fight I brew / All ye gollywogs and ladies men be still / Or run ye through I will.” 401 words

HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR DREAMS by HAMID IQBAL KHAN

A…B…C…. OF LIFE 206 words

Stranger by Moshe Cohen

I am walking down town Jerusalem as I do every morning, heading toward my favorite coffee shop. / Suddenly, I hear a voice from a radio in a strange language. / I am looking at the street signs, they… 161 words

Isn't English a wonderful language? by Craig Watson

Proofreading is a dying art, wouldn’t you say? / A friend sent this to me and I just couldn’t help but to send this along to “Bubblle Land”… English can be an interestin… 367 words

Translation - Excerpt from The butterfly month by Ar... by Faith Hunter

I asked what I had never dared to ask anyone. What did it feel like? / ‘Big, big!’ Her lower teeth flashed in the sunlight. I stuck my hands out in front and started waddling — 595 words

Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar? by DevaDaDiva14

There it was. It was right there in front of me. “Yes!” I breathed….Uh-Oh….“Who took it?” 1619 words

The Eyes (English Version) by flowerindattic

Deep feelings 109 words

kids now days by craftsman

playing outside kicking a ball / noisey kids climbing the wall / annoying residents as they try to play / no wonder they all / get chased away / on the streets till all hours at night / educated wit… 451 words

ENGLISH BAD by annieannie

“Yer whaa?” Pete drawled out the sounds, they were scarcely words in the view of his year one teacher; the straight from school to university to teacher training and now in her first post Miss Pam … 149 words

Translation - Excerpt from Kiss from your sis. by Jo... by Faith Hunter

That’s what happens to people in panic. At work we once filmed disaster reconstructions with thrilling music and a voice-over. ‘She stepped outside and looked wildly around.’ says ‘the Voice’. 501 words

English is Weird (english lesson No 3) by Maximus

make that mice!!! 122 words

life is but a journey by craftsman

life is but a journey / no matter which road we take / which ever way we get their / its a journey we must make / whether looking for a future / the rising or the fall / life is but a journey /… 193 words

thought you were my friend "i thought" by craftsman

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Remembering Tarry Teacher ! by charanjitsingh chandhok

It is amazing to know the dedication of the Anglo Indian people. They excelled in teaching, nursing or as nuns and priests and in technology. Most men worked in Indian railways ! 241 words

Translation - Excerpt from Tomorrow we’re in Pamplon... by Faith Hunter

He jabs. / —Stop it! / He jabs once again, and again he hears a bell, louder and clearer than the first. —Stop, someone screams. 267 words

A new English buddy by georgieboy98

Would all my friends please give a warm welcome to an old pal of mine from another site, DonDavisUK. I happen to know he has some great photos up his sleeve and is currently doing the rounds of Lond… 61 words

Castellodel Dragon (English) by Donna Hutchins

I creeped into the castle / My steps were very soft / I didn’t want to wake the Prince / He’d be mean and really pissed off! / As I quickly unwound my hair / I cast it into the window up… 135 words

Fallen Angel by Persephoni

…The portraits on the walls seemed to stare down at her and there was whispering coming from the walls. She slowly walked down the corridor, taking each step carefully. Her heart was pounding&#… 1016 words

D.DAY REMEMBERANCE/ HOMAGE TO THE DEAD ONES by Karo Evans

Three BLACK WOMEN SOLDIERS / Crimson! / Cold! / White graves! / FREEDOM FOR THE FRENCH! 268 words

Too damn English by Rachael Hope

“Hey Darling wanna come / Home with me tonight” / No I’d rather eat my liver / I say to myself; but to him I reply 147 words

The Words are your slaves by HAMID IQBAL KHAN

The Words are your slaves 28 words

Churchill’s Revenge by Lawford

The brickwork dust was choking us, rubble fell and hit us but you couldn’t see it coming in the darkness. The noise was deafening. The roar outside was like nothing we had ever heard. Years later I… 150 words

ALL INVISIBLE by KEIT

I reached my hands to the stars / But all I got were thorns of your crown / Why the simplest truths / Are so invisible to the blind / Where do I belong I don’t know now / Where do I go / What’s the … 199 words

great quote from English sculptor Anthony Gormley. by Michael Jones

spot on quote from English Sculptor Anthony Gormley, which any artist would love to use as a mantra, I know I do now and it is embedded in the grey matter. 138 words

Treasure by Raymond Carle

A poem written with old english. I hope there are people that still appreciate that 197 words

Need help with writing English? by MooseMan

Although pessimistic people might see this as advertising, I like to think that it is merely letting the RedBubble artists know that there is an English language pro available to help. Many people a… 143 words

Celebrate Today by Aggpup

Now I know it’s not very PC / But today is about those like me / Those that are English and proud / Who are happy to shout out loud / So just ignore what others may say / Let’s all celebr… 43 words

English in France by ian osborne

“Who’s the loudmouthed wanker in the cravat?” 134 words

English by markhadafairday

Weather / Whether / Write / Right / Words of the same / Not the same name / Rewrite / Delight / Might / Mite / The sight / Or site / Don’t play the game / There’s nothing to gain / Rhyme / Rime… 54 words

A Poem By Heresies Myth by Mark Bateman

I want to marry a princess / A real one not repressed / I’d kill the dragon’s bitter crest / To have her near my swelling chest / Full of life and blessed with grace / She’d sing and play and I’m imp… 77 words

Wonderful English from Around the World by Andrew Bailey

In a Bangkok temple: / IT IS FORBIDDEN TO ENTER A WOMAN, EVEN A FOREIGNER, IF DRESSED AS A MAN. / Cocktail lounge , Norway : / LADIES ARE REQUESTED NOT TO HAVE CHILDREN IN THE BAR. / Doctors office,… 349 words

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