Europe Writing

37 creative works found

  • Beyond the Bubble
    by Ben Farrell

    I’m in Hong Kong. A nervous stop over as the threat of the SARS virus is at its peak. People everywhere are wearing hospital like masks o…

    Chapter one of my Travel Writing book – Solo adventures in Italy. After studying Italian for two years at university I won a scholarship to live and study in Italy for two months, but nothing had truly prepared for what I was to experience…

  • VICTORIA STATION
    by Stephen Jackson

    The coach before mine / Was headed for Bialystock. / Celestial on their concrete rafters, pigeons / Stolid as bolts, or gunmetal, / Nattered…

    A sort of elegy for what was won, treasured, and lost.

  • The Great Cultural Divide
    by justineb

    They talk about people from different cultures having different food, clothing, ceremonies, languages, even events. One thing they do not…

    A recount of the realisation that sometimes semi-public nudity isn’t all that bad

  • Hello RedBubble
    by Ayush Bhandari

    About you and me!

    You can find a complete set of my pictures here

  • The Whore of Western Europe (a poem of contemporary Dublin)
    by mkl .

    This city once knew herself / While the World waged wars of indifference / From the Crimea to the Adriatic / And she knew of nothing better…

    This is an allegorical (ish) poem written about Dublin. Mainly it deals with the city as a woman who has been used and abused so much that she either forgets how to care for her children or spoils them into indulgence.

  • Part 15 Somewhere in Europe (Introducing Hugh Jenning)
    by evilfroot

    Hugh Jenning was the head of the multi national corporation New Era. Jenning had a scientific background but had made his fortune by …

    For years adults were under the impression their children were getting smarter because of computers and all manners of electrical gadgetry while in actual fact they weren’t. / It was a myth that Hugh Jenning wanted perpetuated. The real story was that everything was getting easier and real skills like being lost. Skills, such as mental calculating and farming, crafts like wood and metal working as well hunting and animal husbandry. Skills that were these days automated and required either someone to put something in and take it out again or push a button. The highly suspicious NE logo / Wonderful portrait background supplied by master designer sjem

  • PHOTO SHOOTS AUSTRALIA & EUROPE: ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS, ALL LEVELS WELCOME*
    by Alateia

    I PRODUCE & DIRECT PHOTO SHOOTS FOR STILL CAPTURE / for Amateur & Professionals alike PRIVATE BOOKINGS ALSO WELCOME / To view images t…

  • " Imagine Now ! Heavenly Earth " First Sale- Artist: Sunil Sharma 11July08
    by Sunil Sharma

    This painting will transform you and you will feel Heavenly loving feeling inside your heart which will make your face to glow with smil…

    The Beatles, John Lennon lives forever in people’s heart and spreads his love for people - Imagine – No Country , No religion……. We ..love you ..John!.. / I have tried to expand popular Imagine message as an Art Form . Here it shows Imagine NOW and Earths view from the North Pole showing Europe, Canada, Russia, USA, Africa, India, China, and of course Australia, New Zealand are down under. .

  • Brother
    by Vincent Sapone

    “I’ve never killed one this way,” Vincent said, walking to the kitchen to search for a plastic bag to put the heads in.

    This is a short story I put together for my brother at his request to come up with an idea to base a short film on (he is a film student). I don’t have any great interest in vampires, however I do like a good vampire story. This is my only (and most likely will remain so) attempt at the genre.

  • Happy Birthday Martin
    by Shirley Cooper

    Happy Birthday Martin / (Martin Luther King January 15th 1929 – April 4th / 1968 / If you were here today on your birthday / what would…

    When the Gulf war was declared a few Birmingham readers and writers got together to read war and peace poems and stories. I wrote 3 and encouraged my children to write too. Happy Birthday Martin has been revised many times but is still as powerful as when I first read it.

  • October
    by Lara Christie

    In a strange and beautiful place / lay a city of silhouettes / in a land that time forgets / in this place / blurred faces / spoke in secret …

    A collection of memories, spent living in Prague some years ago. This poem was featured in. Masterpieces: A Literary Workshop. / Writing. The pursuing happiness. / Inspired by Poetry.

  • Praha
    by rononbjr

    Europa’s game / Always spun around / To me sensational / For ancient PR recognizable / Traits for the city’s pulse / A sullen step the next beat

    (Prague, Czech Republic) / This city inspired me from the beginning and I found myself writing a poem fairly quickly. What fascinated me most is how so many artistic elements can be found so readily. Walking through Praha is to loose your sense of direction an wake up simply soaking up the atmosphere that somehow surrounds you, then wondering if you find youself taken in by an ancient cathedral or a machiatto.

  • Bratislava
    by rononbjr

    Where else / for a seeker of the Eastern Gateway / to end up searching?

    Bratislava to me seemed like a city so complex in arragement that I simply had to change my meter and format to keep up. Once I did I had no problem remembering what had pulled me in.

  • Wien
    by rononbjr

    To pick the perfect / place to be lost / amongst the West’s Europe / is to wake up within a corridor / not having just one choice.

    (Vienna,Austria) / One of my favorite things about Vienna are the alleyways and passages that could define a European city just as the art and ambiance. And one of my favorite things to do in such a city is just to walk. In the process, simply to wonder about the city brings up the geometry of pure linear layout and curvy stylization.Just to be in the middle of the city begets trying to figure it all out.

  • Budapest
    by rononbjr

    For a destined traveller / The city could wait forever / Always an Eastern Star / Amongst the sky’s mythos

    Budapest, being the Eastern junction that it is, required something to tie it all together for me. The use of the imagery accomplishes this be helping me remember where I started peeling off the layers of this onion.

  • Modra
    by rononbjr

    promised to represent its’ own lonely say. / Maybe in returning home / we see where that particular candle burns.

    Modra is the famous cultural center of Slovak pottery. Here I would have to say, the value is the piece of pottery itself, or at least the norm.

  • New Featured Work "Prague Charles Bridge”
    by Yuriy Shevchuk

    “Prague Charles Bridge” was featured in the group European Everyday Life 16 02 2009. / !http://images-3.redbubble.net/img/art/framecolor:m…

  • Featured on Home Page REDBUBBLE 13.02.2009
    by Yuriy Shevchuk

    This work was Featured on Home Page REDBUBBLE 13.02.2009 !http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/border:whitewithdetail/product:laminat…

  • New Featured Work “Prague Charles Bridge with the Prague Castle”
    by Yuriy Shevchuk

    “Prague Charles Bridge with the Prague Castle” was featured in the group Oil Painting 17 02 2009 / !http://images-0.redbubble.net/img/art…

  • Featured Work
    by Yuriy Shevchuk

    ” BW Prague The Horologue at OldTownHall” was featured in the group Works On Paper 18 02 2009 / !http://images-2.redbubble.net/img/art/fra…

  • New Featured Work
    by Yuriy Shevchuk

    “Prague Charles Bridge 06” was featured in the group Historic Landmarks of Europe 19 02 2009 / !http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/fram…

  • AMazing Paris
    by Al Neaimi

    interactive pantographic photo of Paris at night

    interactive pantographic photo of Paris at night

  • Bicycling through Europe
    by Roy Lindman

    Bicycling through Europe / / I was in Greystones having my breakfast. / Sun was shining and my neighbours were / still asleep. I had packed…

    A story of bicycle journey through Europe.

  • little known fact about hamsters
    by Matt Mawson

    Did you know that hamsters are related to beavers? Apparently undomesticated hamsters are energetic dam builders. At one time Europe was …

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