Katrina Kendall

Joined August 2022

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Surrogate
She desperately wanted to help this young woman. What could be worse than the inability to conceive and birth your own child? Kate knew not this experience as she had birthed two children years ago, with a man she thought loved her. That relationship became stale quickly, during her second pregnancy.
By Katrina Kendall2 years ago in Fiction
De javu
We breathe in the now But it feels like yesterday And now the future
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Poets
If the Shoe Doesn't Fit, it's Probably Cinderella's
'Don't forget to text me as soon as you land!' Jessie insisted as her lips fleetingly swept across his cheek. 'I'm gone', she said as she threw the apartment door shut behind her.
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Fiction
Weightlessness, Anger, Grounding, Tears
AIR Spirit knows it well Gravity be damned to hell Up, up and away FIRE Their words can cut deep Impatience and anger flows
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Poets
Third Party
'Why do you constantly challenge me!?' he demanded. That seemed like a futile question, I thought in my mind. 'Because you are behaving strangely!' I protested again.
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Fiction
Belonging
I couldn't keep up, though I tried I was the outsider, I never lied Playing the game to be accepted Never once thinking, I'd not be selected.
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Poets
Behind the Last Window
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. She came to his room via a myriad of tunnels. These tunnels were her world and all she knew. She was apprehensive. This emotion was also unknown to her.
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Fiction
Boys in Blue
The Blue that protects A thug's bullet takes life in The blink of an eye
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Poets
Not What It Seems
It would have been just another day for Chris Schobe, but on this day, Chris had been propelled into a speed-of-light event, not adventure, of which you might get excited, but an event that, for most, would put a chill down your spine.
By Katrina Kendall3 years ago in Fiction