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"Mr. H. Potter, The Cupboard Under the Stairs..."
I was five years old when my mother brought home a new book that she announced we would be reading as a family. As she handed it to me, I glanced at the front cover of the book as I struggled to hold it in my tiny hands. Without even reading its title, I looked up at my mother and asked, in a small and inquisitive voice: “Does it have any pictures?”
By Kai Pedersen8 years ago in Geeks
Lucy
Sometimes Henry lies there awake at night, thinking about her. Henry thinks about his close female friends often. The beautiful and sexy Lucy is his closest.
By Kourtney Risher8 years ago in Poets
Stardew Valley Review
Version reviewed: PS4. I can't remember the exact specifics of how I came to own Harvest Moon: Back to Nature for the PS1, but I played the ever-loving crap out of it.
By Aaron McArthur8 years ago in Gamers
Lost Time
The minutes stole away from me, I pressed to slow it down I wanna thank my lucky stars but don't recognize this town I tore away at the midnight sky just to see a new sunrise
By Daniel Cole8 years ago in Poets
Blouse
Her blouse is livid with loose ends of string intertwined like feasting garden-worms. That pompous scuffed tortoise-shell button
By Jamie Wilkinson8 years ago in Poets
To an Old Woman
Almost unnoticed. And the dressing, eating all are finely wrapped and placed aside, the chore complete, though less a chore
By Edward Myers8 years ago in Poets
The Best Horrors to Watch for Studying Cinema
As you may be aware, studying cinema is all about having the correct resources. Many people are often scared off by the sheer amount there is to watch and think that it isn't worth wasting time over. I have (from experience) compiled a list of films from around the world that you may want to watch if you are looking to study or make a horror film. These are relatively old films as I have found watching older films helps the creative process than newer ones do; getting stuck in the commercial cycle never helps when you're making a horror film. (These are in no particular order).
By Annie Kapur8 years ago in Geeks
Rebirth
In the edges of darkness, a fire blazes. A masking color of orange consuming the skies. Black clouds blot out the moon and stars. It spreads farther and farther, collapsing wood and bushes, consuming all life. Time only causes more destruction.
By Starlight Wolfe8 years ago in Poets