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• To whom it may or may not concern, As of today, I hereby resign from my secure, high-flying career that has just received a lucrative pay rise, to become an eggbeater and create crap
  by JenniferB

  NSFW

• HOUSEWIVES
  by Sally Omar

  HOUSEWIVES SITTING OUTDOORS / AFTER THEY’VE DONE THEIR MANY CHORES / DECIDING WHAT TO MAKE FOR DINNER / SOMETHING THAT WOULD BE CONSIDERED A…

  Donna, Your artwork HOUSEWIVES brought back so many memories of a simpler / time. / PLEASE CHECK OUT MY FRIEND DONNA’S (hickerson OTHER AMAZING ARTWORK ON THE RB /

• Curriculum Vitae: Incognita de Plume
  by Incognita

  Full name: Incognita Anne Ominous Knojuan Nom de Plume (a.k.a. Cog) / Born: Yes / Address: A House, Terra Incognita, Middle of Nowher…

  Details of My Brilliant Career

• For the first time
  by jaycee

  For the first time in my life / I see a doorway into a new way of life

  Inner journey, self discovery

• Still here, but BUSY!
  by rmcbuckeye

  Just wanted to let you guys know I am still here, but just very busy right now with classes at Ohio State. :) If you feel like suppor…

• EXCITING NEWS!
  by lisabella

  words can honestly not describe the feeling i have right now. I mean i’m only 20 years old! and i’m doing this!

• Hamster wheel
  by Bloody

  Should I measure / loneliness / By the curve in my spine?

• FREE FALL
  by Stephen Jackson

  One day, bumbling about his normal business, / He fell through the net of indeterminacy / Into the great interstices of the / Earth. So so…

  Various things served as the genesis for this. First, I wanted to prod a little further Stevie Smith’s best poem, “Not waving but Drowning”. Second, one of my favourite films from the 1950’s had just been released on DVD – “The Incredible Shrinking Man.” What sharpened my decision to write something was my encounter with a supremely decent lad (shouldn’t that read, “young man”?) in West London who would never be allowed to spread his wings, but instead was being so smothered that in five years he could be little more than institutionalised. But of course, there’s something closer to home as well. This is my commemoration for those souls whose lives have been blighted by the wretched scourge called depression. As one good friend put it, “The 1980’s, for me, were a bit of a blur.” So here’s a poem to celebrate all those good people who, for whichever of a myriad of reasons, fell through life’s cracks. Who knows if they might, otherwise, have shone more brightly than any of us?

• ATLAS
  by Stephen Jackson

  He feigned, I think, a certain interest in where I’d been. / And so, as if by accident, I let it slip. I humoured him: he / Flattered me …

  Written during a trip to Yorkshire, scattering my mother’s ashes at her favourite place.

• Vermont Studio Center Residency
  by doanart

  I have been accepted into the Vermont Studio Center for a four week residency starting in November!

  Details about my acceptance into a residency at the Vermont Studio Center and how YOU can help make it possible!

• Nineteen and Still Kicking (and Screaming)
  by Danielle Sophia Raffaele

  So what does one do while sitting on the fence, apart from sipping countless cups of varied tea and watching over twenty hours of ‘Sex an…

• From Old Ways to Old Age
  by Danielle Sophia Raffaele

  The next generation of the Elderly is commencing and the question is will our Baby-Boomers put up a fight and change our wonted ways?

• A Rant on a Train
  by Danielle Sophia Raffaele

  What makes sitting on a train the opening for a philosophical breakthrough?