Social socialism Writing

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  • The Fable of the Hard Hearted Man
    by H M Bascom

    This rich man had a very hard heart and felt no sympathy for anyone.

    Bedtime stories for big kids. THE POWER OF ONE / MCN:C3A98-EB225-C3D6 Copyright Notice / © 2009 Helen M. Bascom / All rights reserved. None of the materials provided on this web page may be used, reproduced or transmitted, in whole or in part, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or the use of any information storage and retrieval system, downloading, printing, or linking without permission in writing from Helen M. Bascom. Removal of electronic copyright information, digital fingerprints, or embedded watermarks on any image is strictly prohibited. To request permission to use any material on this page, to link to any image, and for further inquiries, contact Ms. Bascom by email. CLICK HERE to submit your request.

  • Better than... ?
    by dimarie

    What makes you think you’re better than me / Why do you believe you’re superiour / Is it the funds in your bank account / Your car, Your clo…

    All writing images poetry and lyrics copryright dimarie painter / MCN: C1C9A-F7B74-B477A To all those that think their shit dont stink… Quite often in life we come across those that think and act like you should kiss the ground they walk on… this is dedicated to those shallow ones… / We have all met them…

  • Social Sniping (Story)
    by Damian

    ‘I’ve worked out a spot you could shoot someone from and get away without being seen,’ he said smugly. I looked at him carefully, weighi…

    Sadly, based on actual events. Names have been changed to protect the idiots.

  • METAMORPHOSIS-CLINICAL DEATH
    by Ushna Sardar

    Commercialism / materialism / socialism / imperialism / shaping new life

  • Before IT was labeled as Evil Acts 43235
    by VanSnuG

    Socialism and Communism / without the -ism, they are / Social and Commune.

    Socialism and Communism. / Without the -ism, they are / Social and Commune.

  • My Suburbia
    by Melissa Vowell

    A blue tiger in a cage, / been harnessed for his rage, / a rattle on the floor at five to six. / Fevered howling from afar, / tyres screechin…

    reload / Comment on society

  • Social Camouflage
    by Damian

    The social camouflage is turned up too high. I look like one of them. Please, let me never be like them!

    A Pisces entry for the Zodiac13 competition in the Short Stories group. I must’ve had a bad day. Fictional though.

  • 7 Deadly Sins for Social Being
    by VanSnuG

    Not my WORDS, but I Do LOVE to SHARE Them with you.

  • GLOBAL SOCIALIZATION
    by KEITH R. WILLIAMS

    AS THE WORLD TURNS

    / DOWNTOWN BLUES BY KEITH R. WILLIAMS / ALL ART/WRITING/PHOTOGRAPHY/LYRICS COPYRIGHTED BY THE ARTIST ELITE INC. 2008 / GOD BLESS US ALL

  • The Fable of the Silly Parrots and the Crow
    by H M Bascom

    On Fat Crow’s signal the silly parrots all chanted, “The barn is on fire! The barn is on fire!”

    Bedtime stories for big kids. THE POWER OF ONE / MCN:C76BB-BDFE7-5BCA7 Copyright Notice / © 2009 Helen M. Bascom / All rights reserved. None of the materials provided on this web page may be used, reproduced or transmitted, in whole or in part, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or the use of any information storage and retrieval system, downloading, printing, or linking without permission in writing from Helen M. Bascom. Removal of electronic copyright information, digital fingerprints, or embedded watermarks on any image is strictly prohibited. To request permission to use any material on this page, to link to any image, and for further inquiries, contact Ms. Bascom by email. CLICK HERE to submit your request.

  • RECORD DEALS
    by JaneAParis

    Everyone at the record company laughed all the time about the fact that their boss and the owner of the company looked like an old drunke…

    Remember the old saying, ‘Never judge a book by its cover.’ Especially when it involves a big record deal… Written for short story competition inspired by David Malcolmson’s Hail, Fellow.

  • Follow the Leader
    by ein22

    Less motivated to care / Only motivated to appear less motivated / How overrated today’s generation are

    A social observation of people in my class, at my college and around my life. It’s quite sad that I reffer to my own generation as ‘kids’ sometimes. “Kids these days” and the like. I seperate my self from that though, I have never really felt like I fit in with people my own age. I do not know what differs me from them, but it’s there, a barrier that is a stubborn as I am.

  • Conscience
    by RebeccaWeston

    Should I call someone to help? / Go back to sleep, you fool. / They will be fine in the morning, / *_when their tempers coo…

    Taken from a collection that I call C’est la vie! which I wrote many years ago

  • Lost Innocence
    by DravenStudios

    Lost to the emotional bombs that you cannot find shelter from when they fall and explode in what is called home,

    Innocence lost and the choices we make to stay locked into where it was lost or seek growth and healing. Yes, there will probably end up being a picture that describes this thought process.

  • Lines
    by Wendy Slee

    Lines on a piece of paper, / Lines upon the earth; / The mark of human hands - / Or aliens at work?

  • Social Intercourse
    by Jared D White

    Near the man a child thumbs a penny into the fountain. Just before the tell-tale splunk resounds, a secret whispered desire reaches keen …

  • vacation days
    by H J Higgins

    “We could have been sober and conscious more often.” / “No, I don’t think that would have been a good idea.”

    I had a day off from my horrible job in the political nightmare of public museums and fund-raising and drank it away.

  • The Handler
    by nancyames

    We have the celebrity ghosts, / ridiculing disillusion, / and designer talk-show hosts / to exaggerate confusion.

    This is another of my ‘caricature poems’, a theatrical monologue from one of those ‘handlers’ or ‘spin-doctors’ who are so prevalent in today’s world.

  • How I Can Make Sitting on a Bench Traumatic: Why I’m Never Really Bored
    by H J Higgins

    Which is why I find it funny when other people mess with me because they’re so pathetically worse at it than I am.

  • Shadow of the Wind
    by barnsy

    Here we go my friend, go until the end. / The sun is beating through the air again; / The wind whispers to me, tells me where to go. / Baby …

    This is another song that I’ve written. It aims to embrace individuality in the face of the limitations which society puts on us and the human journey of self -discovery. This song has lot of emotion and the words reflect how I have indeed been through journey towards my identity.

  • Social Laundromat
    by Roscoe Davis III

    They hate you, then they like you / The social wash machine

    Its sad but this poem describes a lot of women I hae came into contact with…

  • social suicide
    by Vim Lowenstein

    we elevate / ordinary hacks of annoyance / and bought persona’s / into the remembered / decorated / sycophantic / pedantic

    This is about taking that sometimes needed step to disrupt the calm waters of a social gathering to say what you deem must be said about someone or some mood or aura that enters the room of socialites. Everyone so damn cautious about possibly displaying a misconceived impression or ideology. My advice: take your knives to parties to cut the cake and cut the (pre)tension of the room…

  • Social Tourism
    by Lita Medinger

    I am Forgetfulness. / Do you remember me? / Will you visit? / I live in the falling house / you try not to look at / as you drive to your work…

    Written for my final manuscript for a poetry class.

  • Boy meets girl in the age of social networking
    by Krystle

    Girl meets boy Boy decides he likes girl Girl begins to flirt with boy Boy spends all night kissing girl Girl hops on faceboo…

    A little story based on the exploits of a young acquaintance of mine. It’s not terrible or anything but it still makes me feel blessed that I came of age before the proliferation of things like facebook and myspace. I actually got to retain a bit of innocence in my childhood.

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