Cities Writing

229 creative works found

  • Tim's Dreamer
    by Robert Knapman

    It was the last sticky and compressed / Moisture soaking / Blessed day / Of the journey’s / Final leg And Tim was horny for home He w…

  • Midnight People
    by Melissa Park

    Midnight people, / walking by, / Silver moon, / Riding high Glittering diamonds.. / On my fingers / And the sound of midnight / ....Lingers…

    / Midnight Man By Christine Till @ CT-Graphics

  • Melbourne
    by Michael Alesich

    Sits out on the plains you know / Right beside the water / Light and sounds flash over top / The veins are by the river Central dances th…

    A reminiscing on the city I call home. I tried to keep it covering the whole place but saying what I felt about it.

  • shredded wings
    by Lys •

    She could sense the impending danger in her prickling skin

    one of my new loves :) / / sigh…new york city…

  • adventures from an office chair
    by Jessica Tremp

    Let’s get out of this town.

  • Welcome to the End
    by mtda

    Their lips moved together slowly, as if they had all the time in the world.

    WARNING- contains content that may be disturbing, do not read if you are easily offended. / My thanks to Niki, without her I would have never finished this. / And to everyone here who encourages and inspires me, thank you for waking an imagination that has been single-minded and barren for far too long…

  • umbrella
    by Lys •

    but there’s always one, isn’t there?

    more writers block…im forever in search of little prompts from sweet webcomics like Secret Vespers or A Softer World / / if you know of any, bmail me please :) / / and / as always / thanks for reading / and commenting!

  • NEW YORK CITY POLICE
    by Sally Omar

    BRAVE STRONG FIERCE HONORABLE TRUSTWORTHY SELFLESS HARDWORKING RELENTLESS FAIR LOYAL CARING HUMAN ALW…

  • 9-11-2001
    by Caren Schwartz

    She was one of many who walked across the Brooklyn Bridge that day, covered head to toe with dust.

    Shortly before 9:00 AM on September 11, 2001, my phone rang. A friend called to tell me to turn on my television.

  • Kandelaarsstraat
    by bellmusker

    People never look up at the windows. They really should.

    This is a reworking of ‘street of the candlesticks’, edited down to 500 words for a RB group. As soon as I heard the theme ‘The City’ I knew I had to write of my beloved Brussels. I lived in the Sablon, the medieval artists’ quarter of tiny crooked lanes and crumbling gargoyles. My house held five storeys lilting into the Flemish sky; my room had blood red walls and huge ivory windows that looked out over the cobblestones. I would sit there day after day with a pen in my hand, and stories were always delivered to my windowsill. People never look up. They really should. Flemish / Kandelaarsstraat – candlestick street / Wat doe je daar, schramoelenbak? – What are you doing, trash bag? / maa crotje – my honey bee / mijn schattebolleke – my little ball of darling

  • Under City Lights
    by Melissa Park

    My heart thrives under city lights, / My dreams are born on city nights, / I am a child of the golden street lamps, / I am a child of the ci…

    Contact The Artist / Chicago Lights BY UmbieArt / /

  • Cities Without A Soul
    by Solomon Walker

    No soul / No substance / They are just / Empty husks / Of loneliness Perhaps for the / Lack of musing / Or maybe for the / Dullness of / Se…

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  • 3 nights in an artistic and mystical city
    by Moshe Cohen

    Last week We were on vacation in Safed a small city in the north of Israel. / First, a few words about the hotel we stayed, “Ruth Rimonim …

  • Urban Life
    by Vasile Stan

    Beautiful, walking corpses / lived by a wind from outside in.

    A snapshot of the city’s dull side of life… We live by contrasts and die by developing a thick crust of numbness to the exuberance of Life… beautiful, walking corpses. I pray to the One that my crust will ever be as thin as air and even thinner.

  • HaRd ReSolve
    by linaji

    The curves of your hard resolve

    I was inspired weeks ago by this wonderful artist. / Suncent / and his image called city rocks— / / WHAT A TALENT!

  • Martin and the City God
    by friartuck

    ...”What does the ‘X’ stand for?”...

    Martin and his friend Rubber go visit the Temple of the City God…

  • A Moment, in Transit – Winnipeg, to Bayside/Flushing
    by Kristin Reynolds

    I. 22 years old. / The grooves of the red river still fresh / upon my plum-white cheeks. / Reborn amid the scraping dignitaries of the NY…

    This is a true story. This happened on my first ever trip to NYC, and it was then, with this happening that i realized how asleep most people are to what is right in front of their faces; but also how one moment in transit can change two lives forever. I will never forget that old woman’s face, and the sheer, exquisite gratitude written upon it. man, that was so sad and wonderful. I’ll never forget it.

  • Sight Drifts
    by Mary Ann Reilly

    Clouds cross the quarter moon.

    Featured in the Group: Feminine Intent / Featured in the Group: Up and Coming Writers

  • The City of Your Mind
    by ambient-1

    I found myself / Standing in the shadow / Of Mount Vesuvius / At that juncture / Where the comings and goings / Of many a lost soul’s cacopho…

    Make of it what you will…

  • CITIES
    by raymondoantonio

    Canyons of commerce and corruption. / Concrete jungle loneliness. / Burning asphalt ugliness. / Cities filled wi…

  • I WAS THERE!
    by elatan

    On that day, I was there. That day, September 11 2001; there, New York City

    On that day, I was there. That day, September 11 2001; there, New York City /

  • I did it
    by tomtomart

    I did it … My mom … well she’s gone now / so the story can be told

    A true story / Poem ( 12/10/09 467 views ) Deep within the city of philadelphia / among the poor / a small bit of hope Where did it come from ?

  • The Night Drive Was Me.
    by LauraBroussard

    I went for a night drive / I invisioned the streets to be my veins / pulsing rapidly through my body. The red rear tail lights of the ca…

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