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The Hunger Games “Here’s some advice. Stay alive.” Some of the better counsel that Katniss, the main character, receives. Suzanne Collins truly had to follow her own counsel in the competitive world of writing children’s and adult fiction books, which she was inspired to do when she met ... - Poetry > BalladThe forge once burned with a cheerful fire. Hammers that beat to the sound of the lyre. Then war came to the vale, the times were dire. And under the hammers, a new type of fire. A fire that burned and scorched, and blackened; The hot metal screeching, an ancient red kraken. The sullen black...
- Poetry > Free VerseWhen we’re together, we’re constantly fencing. Watching each other; dangerous dancing. Hammering back and forth like masons; But instead of building, we’re breaking. I’m hurt by your steel words, and I try to parry the blows; I fight back, thrusting my foil, but I’m too slow. I wea...
- Poetry > Free VerseA visit Where the blue sky meets the wave Where the grey clouds caress the grave Where the dawn wakes the wren I’ll be there to meet you then. In the old stone cottage we’ll stay And in the cool dewy grass we’ll lay We’ll look up at the skies And then wave our good-byes As I end m...
- Poetry > Free VerseYour bright blue eyes sparkle and shine; They pause for a while, and look into mine. Like two glass spheres throwing crystal spears; They're full of sea, and surf, and brine....
- Poetry > Free VerseFor men who work the lonesome sea, Across the mounts their homelands be. And through the wood and o’er the pond A widow mourns good fisherman John. Who’s long since lost to the fell wave And lies there in his coral grave. His life gone there, his freedom spent. The whole sea as his monu...
- Poetry > Free VerseGlass is so weak and fragile; It breaks from slight pressures. But its beauty cannot be shattered; So I must become bulletproof glass....
- Fiction > Realistic FictionCristopher Barlowe sat at his dusty antique desk, his dark blue eyes transfixed on an old crusty fantasy book. He flipped the pages quickly, reading at an almost impossible speed. As he was about to flip to the climax of the story, where the hero prevails, his door was flung open roughly; his bo...
