Street Writing
74 creative works found
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candlestick street
by bellmuskerLightning sends pale flashes across the blood red walls and I know I’m in the street of the candlesticks
The most beautiful place in the world is Brussels; a city where the medieval art is apocalyptic, and tattooed women are adored. I lived in the Sablon, the funky artists’ quarter of tiny crooked lanes and biscuity gabled houses. My home was built in the 1500s and 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 for hours on end at my windowsill. My street was full of shadows and history, first listed on city maps in the 1100s and graced with both a Flemish and French name, like all streets in Brussels. Rue des Chandeliers / Kandalaarstraat was so magical that stories were delivered to my windowsill, and I spilt my ink with joy. My username comes from here: bell is from the two fourteenth century churches placed at either end of my alley, which would ring out the hours with medieval musicality. Musker is from the Flemish slang for girl, maskker ……and that was me, a dark eyed woman with joy in her heart and ink on her fingertips, watching the Flemish sky and laughing.
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C'mon!
by Brett FosterShe’d done some things to get ahead. / The lonely cry, the empty bed. / And she’d reasoned them harshly. / Better to be, than be dead.
A poem inspired by this image by the lovely InfinityRain
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the bed less slept in
by Michael Douglassi have made my bed of bricks / it leads me to concentration. / shifting position becomes an art form / a depiction of grace and gentleness / ...
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ROSES ON FIRE - KIDS WHO KILLED IN WARS
by Ushna Sardarlet stop that fire / stop the War please!
Its dedicated to all kids who killed in Wars! / / NOTE: / Its not about any particular War! It’s just against the War in this world! / It could be Vietnam, could be Attack on Pearl Harbor, 1st World War, 2nd World War, Afghanistan, IRAQ and anywhere! / / Just against the War!
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Street furniture
by Anne van AlkemadeUnblinking, a half smile frozen on her lips and knowing eyes watching as the world walked by, it seemed that centuries had passed.
Inspired by Urban Faerie /
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Another Blonde Chapter: the smell of the bakery across the street
by ragmanI guess the big question in life wasn’t ~ could I have another coconut finger, but it might have been easier than asking her if she wante…
You can take the boy out of Belfast, but you can’t take Belfast out of the boy. Book about a boy and a blonde from the Belfast of Van Morrison Dedicated to Van Morrison you see Van you weren’t the only creative person to come out of Orangefield, there’s at least one other
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Observations of an ordinary life on lament street
by Nicole RyanThem and those scrawny assed kids of hers.
In the interests of my own happiness, kids and dogs – this is fictional.
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Observations of an ordinary life on lament street (2)
by Nicole RyanShe used her bait well.
the next bit
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SADNESS PREVAILS
by Sally OmarNothing can be right again / He walked alone without a friend / Cast aside like worthless trash / People treated him so brash / Walking and d…
Thank you Vulcan….Please check out Vulcan’s other awesome artwork on the RB vulcan
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What If!
by dairygirl08As I stand at my window I see her walking down the street / Then she stops and sits on the side of the road thinking / about life and what …
Just a little some thing I just now wrote and came up with, thought I would share it with you all! Hope you enjoy the read and thanks for checking it out :)
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The Buenos Aries Boys.
by LawfordHe planned this job as initiation for the new boy. If little Gaspara did this well he would be allowed to join the bicycle retrieval squad.
Story to go with the fabulous street scene taken by Juilee Pryor / mexican standoff buenos aries /
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Street Art
by adgraycome with me gladly the cost is a coin the cheapest holiday tour you will ever join
Another other Bubbler’s art inspired Poem / I’m slow on the find I know but have finally found the magnificent Blamo and this piece and the ensuing comment conversation lead to this poem. / Enjoy! :o)
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Wellington
by clone42Out the door and feel free… / Wellington is to me, a town of wood and green. / People walk in windy streets, hair laid back and jackets f…
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EYES
by Sally OmarDid you ever feel EYES looking at you / Watching everything that you do / Is it the devil from his lair / Thinking he’ll take you there ...
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Unwritten dangers of the job
by tuffcookiePhotography once seemed so innocent and tame / hold your camera / aim, click and voila Thoughts of the innocent i dare say / A few miles …
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New Yorks Miss Nancy
by coppertreesThere is a shot over there / I want you to see
Nancy Fisher a New York Photographer
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DARK ANGEL
by Sally OmarHe looked at her through a serpent’s eyes / It was always do or die / Never can you or would you please / Not even a simple tease His lov…
Thank you Laura!!....Please check out Laura’s (Dawnsky2) other awesome artwork / on the RB
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Girl On A Street
by Martin MullenWhere Is She Now?
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A Child Alone
by Scott RuhsHe learns the hard lesson…...
This writing was extracted from a song I wrote around the time that the Seattle Grunge scene started to happen. The Original title was “Fear…Not I” I wasn’t sure if I should put this up, but was strongly urged by Darlene to added it. So I did. I hope you enjoy it!
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A Child Alone Part II: The Formative Years
by Scott RuhsIt’s just the stain on the life / Of some angry teen
The next phase in the story
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A Child Alone Part III: A Child All Grown
by Scott RuhsSome are from pleasure / and some are from pain
Last phase of the story.
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Melbourne's Maribyrnong River: there she flows
by Darren StonesA river rich in history and worthy of exploration.
Click banner to enter Darren’s web site. Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance member. This article and accompanying photographs are for sale. Contact Darren via e-mail for further details. © Darren Stones 2007. Maribyrnong River – images for sale
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A First Kiss
by Ushna SardarI saw It was drizzling all of sudden / I caught few drops of water on my palm / It seems that the first kiss of love / *I felt your ...
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In all the might, a tiny light
by Anne van Alkemadesmall comfort from the halogen / casting shadows along our way.
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