Arriving by Peter Rivendell Just a poem about the way I`ve been feeling lately. [65 words]
The Embrace by R Bennett Okerstrom A newly born vampire's first taste. [90 words]
Holding On To Life by L A Winterburn One mans fight with suicide. [109 words]
The Netherworld by Stuart Eric Longridge The real world, before the smothering of education. [103 words]
Supa Computa by Stuart Eric Longridge A scary realistic tale. [140 words]
Gone by Peter Rivendell Being miserable is the new black. [197 words]
Winter Wind by Judith Goff Alone. [128 words]
Where? by Judith Goff Lost love [97 words]
Vamp by Judith Goff I know, more vampires, I just can't seem to help myself... and who said vampires have to be male? [158 words]
Vampire Wedding by David B Doc Byron Two vampires take their wedding vows. [129 words]
Trees by David B Doc Byron You figure it out! [145 words]
Time Again by P M ... [36 words]
The Traveller by L A Winterburn - [88 words]
The Plan by L A Winterburn One plan to wipe out humanity. [74 words]
The Memory Book by Judith Goff A real departure from my usual ... [155 words]
The Lovers by Sue (Sooz) Simpson - [124 words]
The Looking Glass by Judith Goff - [155 words]
The Hhmmm Efect by Sue (Sooz) Simpson - [783 words]
The Extraordinary Way by Leslie Clark A poem about how I plan onliving the rest of my life, with my beloved and our future chil... [106 words]
The Callous Heart by Judith Goff Those lying guys... I mean eyes ... [89 words]
Spontaneous Combustion by Judith Goff A little heat.... [72 words]
Rhythms Of Pi by Dark Matter This one's totally up to the reader's interpretation...I'd rather not say anything about it. I'm... [367 words]
Pity by Mia Angello Chris Isaak's, Graduation Day, is today for me. [32 words]
Onslaught Of Love by Judith Goff Secret yearnings ... [137 words]
Nothing Left by Judith Goff Love realized. [138 words]
Missing You by L A Winterburn - [21 words]
Insanity Part Un & Insanity Part Deux by Judith Goff I believe I've lost it .... [155 words]
In Your Dreams by R Bennett Okerstrom - [71 words]
Immortal Obsession by Judith Goff Immortal cravings. [94 words]
Heart Of Gold by Rowan Davies I reeled this off about the 'Plainfield Psycho' Ed Gein in preparation for my next story. Enjoy. [428 words]
Happenstance by Judith Goff A little silly, perhaps? [66 words]
Final Words by Rowan Davies Hung up? Me? Never. [110 words]
Edge Of Eternity by Judith Goff Loss and redemption. [189 words]
Don't by Judith Goff - [91 words]
Caves by David B Doc Byron A man ventures into an ancient cave filled with the ghosts of other wanderers. [101 words]
Bite by David B Doc Byron A poem of vampire lust. [97 words]
Birth Seed Of Death by Stuart Eric Longridge A very real possiblity. [103 words]
A Space by Dark Matter A lonely man, makes alive again the memory of a long lost love, in the time of his earthly decay... [141 words]
Charted by Mia Angello - [46 words]
Your Anger by Husky Could you guys tell me what you think, thanks. [49 words]
The Memorial by Dianne Lee Just a little poem about a memorial. [87 words]
The Hands Of Time by Dianne Lee Poem depicting life. [287 words]
The Bell Tower by Judith Goff Unrequited love ... [169 words]
Summer
Something by Kirsten McManus - [39 words]
So Young by Pedro Alsama the man walks alone stories flows around the desert and again the rememberence of the treasure I keep... [65 words]
Singularity by Rachel Weisenfeld Short, sweet, to the point love poem. [42 words]
Shadow In Light by Pedro Alsama A wrong movement about the weather. [28 words]
Post Mortem by Judith Goff In Memory of Mark Whitney Davis 1960-2001 You left me here alone ... WHY? [68 words]
Pet Rock by Jeff Fazzalore I wrote this poem out of pure boredom. It was originally for an assignment at school, but I decided th... [25 words]
Old Age by Dianne Lee A little poem on how we dismiss the aged [90 words]
Not Quite Haiku by Judith Goff Just what it seems... [49 words]
My 'lil Pink Foo Foo by D Donely This is a poem I wrote for my foo foo, who sadly, passed away this past winter. Please, gi... [96 words]
Mummy by Dianne Lee Shows a child dealing with her mothers death. [116 words]
Lizardman by David B Doc Byron A poem about a legendary swamp dwelling beast. [128 words]
It's Time To Say Good-Bye by D Donely Yet another one of my poems -- it's about how relationships come to an end. [73 words]
It Hurts by D Donely This poem is written about my mother, and the pain she has caused me. Out of all I have written, this ... [125 words]
I Know by Amy Mondure Lioncourt It's just sometihng that I have noticed. That a lot of people have the same fear. [116 words]
High by Kirsten McManus - [52 words]
Her True Side by D Donely This is a poem about a girl who doesn't let the world see her emotions. She hides behind lies and... [59 words]
Eternal Curse by Judith Goff Vampires... again. [124 words]
Escape Route by Tim Baker Probably a good one to read or remember listening to some chill out dance music at a club. [46 words]
Do You Feel Me? by Judith Goff - [84 words]
Bring Me Down by Nikki Haliway Another one I wrote when with my ex boyfriend, going through a bad time. [43 words]
Being Perfect by D Donely This poem is mostly about trying to be perfect; you'll just have to read it ur'self, & come to yo... [57 words]
Axle Grease Of Infanticide by Andrew French Experimental. [46 words]
Awaken The Giant by Diamond King About the December 7, 1941 attack by the Empire of Japan on the United States Naval station Pe... [327 words]
2 Different by Nikki Haliway I wrote this when I was with my now ex boyfriend. [70 words]
12.5.02 by Kirsten McManus - [57 words]
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TITLE (EDIT)
Summer |
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AUTHOR
Kirsten McManus |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Open-minded, friendly, kind, everybody's best friend... That's what I strive to be.
[November 2001] |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (29)
11.30.01 (Poetry) I've met a guy... [42 words]
12.5.02 (Poetry) - [57 words]
4.4.02 (Poetry) Poem sketches. Words I had to use: moonlight, geese, gold, strings. [35 words]
6.24.01 (Poetry) Written at camp. [93 words]
8.14.02 (Poetry) - [111 words]
8.99 (Poetry) Written by a scared kid. [92 words]
A Rap By This White Girl (Poetry) The title says it all. [73 words]
A Song For You (Songs) I wrote this after hearing my cousin's song about his ex-girlfriend. [151 words]
Creative Block (Poetry) Eighth grade year. [83 words]
Divination (Poetry) Part of an english assignment. [44 words]
High (Poetry) - [52 words]
I Want To Know (Poetry) Fill me in. [100 words]
Love And Volleyball (Poetry) Cinquain style. English assignment. [22 words]
Me (Poetry) I'm growing up. [113 words]
My Hero (Poetry) About the guy again. [42 words]
Ode To Spanish III (Poetry) Odes. Another english assignment. [90 words]
Online Convo 1 (Poetry) You actually wrote this, not me.... [167 words]
Roses And Cookies (Songs) - [263 words]
September 11, 2001 (Poetry) Written after seeing a picture of a young boy with beautiful blue eyes crying. [101 words]
Seventh Hour (Poetry) - [52 words]
Seventh Hour (Part 2) (Poetry) - [51 words]
Seventh Hour (Part 3) (Poetry) - [130 words]
Something (Poetry) - [39 words]
Sporatic (Poetry) Love. Aaaahhh, it's so crazy. [36 words]
Starlit (Poetry) It's in code. [141 words]
The Apartment (Short Stories) - [535 words]
The Random (Poetry) It seems to depict my feelings of the game very well. [331 words]
Thoughts (Poetry) This was published in Mandala. [63 words]
You're Simple (Songs) As if crazy sayings are not enough... [118 words]
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Summer
Kirsten McManus
6.26.02
One thing I must say is that I hope to never grow old. I never want my body to be so badly hunched over the I lose 3 inches off of my height. I will take care of my body so that I will not have major health issues. I want to be young. My lover will keep me young. We will stay young together. I will always enjoy sitting and doing nothing, listening to the thunder roll in from the North. I will enjoy life. Yes, why yes I will. I hope that I will get along wonderfully w my in-laws. She'll give me books to read and we'll talk about crazy things. He'll joke w me about the crazy things in life. I love the coolness that a spectacular rain brings. I love the
6.29.02
simpleness of love and the complexities of friendship. I admire those who smile to hide their brilliance; no, no I do not. Don't fake your emotions. Wear your heart on your sleeve, but don't forget to do the laundry. Admire those who are better than you, then strive to out-do them. Honor thy elders; they could ery well be gone this evening. Beware of genetics. Stear clear of
7.5.02
freakish indepence bc some people take it to scary levels. If you miss your boyfriend, don't be afraid to let that be known. Most people don't even have the wonderful relationship that you do. Don't forget to keep in touch w your love/hate boy; he's your most bestest friend ever. When the clock says 10:10, you should be in bed. God Bless the folks who don't have souls. There seem to be so many of them around these days. Love the people who treat you w respect. There are few who will do that right off the bat. Go swimming, even if you haven't shaved your legs for a week. Other areas not shaved: use your own good judgement. Wear short in 20 degree weather if you so desire. Remember how your cousin put up w the TWO of you for so long? Love this cousin in the same, unconditional way. Sponge is a cartoon -- watch it, and laugh at the stupidest jokes. Change your handwriting. Friends are
7.16.02
my life.
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© 2002 Kirsten McManus |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
December 2002 |
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