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Must Have Nintendo 3DS Accessories for Gamers
If you're a gamer like me, you know a recently-purchased handheld portable device isn't so personable until you add that extra flavor — a certain pizzazz only provided by add-ons and secondary equipment.
By Ryan Epps8 years ago in Gamers
Because I Let Go
I noticed I repeat things, Because I’ve been ignored. I noticed I try to prove myself, Coming off as defensive, Because I was a complete liar half my life.
By Alex A.8 years ago in Poets
Look, But Don't Touch
Cosplayers, models, and many other genres of hobbyists experience creepy comments online from the masses. In the Learning Stages:
By Shelle chii8 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Maudie'
I’ve never been a fan of the heartstring tuggers. I find such things cloying and manipulative and I am far too cynical such things. And yet, even I am not immune to having my heartstrings tugged. The recently released biopic Maudie, starring the lovely Sally Hawkins, plucked every string like a classic string quartet. The story of real life Nova Scotia-based artist Maude Lewi,s who achieved minor fame in the 1950s for her homespun paintings, is the rare tear-jerker with the cinematic skill to back up the uplift.
By Sean Patrick8 years ago in Geeks
The Swing That Kept Swinging
When the wind was forever whistling, the swing kept swinging. I was going higher and higher without a real motive, I went higher than expected, I witnessed the clouds spreading apart, I witnessed the sun shining bright as expected,
By Dawnyel Doriann8 years ago in Poets
It Never Did
I remember slumping on my bed Staring off into stale air Callous Creased brows Kind of numb Thinking, "Any day now it'll come."
By Elif Bor8 years ago in Poets
I Lit a Candle
Last night I lit a candle, and a dull glow met my eyes. My shapeless body reached the ceiling, with a sharp black silhouette as disguise.
By Aidin Contreras8 years ago in Poets
The End
The end is drawing near and we can all feel it. We push it discard it force ourselves not to think, not to feel it. But we do.
By Gabriella Pignataro8 years ago in Poets