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Stardust7827

ghost girl

Stardust7827 · Reviews » Poetry » Dramatic, Realistic · 13m ago

Hello, fellow new user! Welcome to WF! I really love your writing style, and this poem stuck out to me because of the way you portrayed your story! This story ...

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deianira

Fucked up Fathers

deianira · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 1h ago

greetings! first off, there's something we've been wondering about for a long time. this might be a dumb question, but what does the HAM on top of your poems mean? ...

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TheQueen

Miss Scarlett Fair

TheQueen · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 2h ago

Hello @emehendry! Queenie here for a review! Baby blue eyes and long dark hair. She was once a great love of mine, but people are marbled by time. She ran ...

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abcisbest

Miss Scarlett Fair

abcisbest · Reviews » Poetry » General, General · 3h ago

Hi! I loved reading this so much!! It reminded me of, this might seem strange, Sufism! It's a mystic school of thought related to Islam, which is all about working ...

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SpookySeason08

Love is sweet but sacrifice is silent

SpookySeason08 · Reviews » Other » General, General · 7h ago

I will say, I've never seen a comparison of love with coffee, but it was wonderfully done. It showcases many types of love, the sweet love, the giving love, and ...

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Keep your face always toward the sunshine - and the shadows will fall beyond you.
— Walt Whitman