Author Archives: Chico’s Mom
Down into the black
https://dandelionscribes.com/publication/honest-words First published in Dandelion Scribes; 10-13-3026. Down into the black Are my eyes open? Everything is dark. I move my eyes from side to side. Close their lids; up, down. Nothing but black. It’s calm this nothingness. No fear or anxiety. Just darkness. All black. The surface under my feet feels hard. Brick, wood,Continue reading “Down into the black”
Day 256; 334 days of photos
It’s story time!
Your story or poem can be as long or as short as you want it to be. All four pieces below have to be used. Go wild. The only thing is, you can’t kill your main character. Post your work in the comments below. Feel free to tag and share. Here are your story lines:Continue reading “It’s story time!”
Day 255; 334 days of photos
Guest poet: Mr. Billy Joe Woods
The Legend of Goblin’s Creek Written on Halloween Night, 1990 John was walking home late one Halloween night, When a sound from behind he did hear. He turned too much in fright, But there was nothing that was near. He turned around slowly to go on his way, Increasing his pace all the while. HeContinue reading “Guest poet: Mr. Billy Joe Woods”
Day 254; 334 days of photos
Be careful what you wish for
A cautionary tale with a modern twist? Written by: Jolene Rice Michael Raven Judy rummaged around the floor of the passenger side of her car for the compact umbrella that she kept around for days like this. At first, she could not find it and thought she had forgotten to bring it back out toContinue reading “Be careful what you wish for “
Day 253; 334 days of photos
Children’s Church, Oct. 11th
What the verses say: 1. God picks you from the patch and brings you in. (John 15:16) John 15:16 English Standard Version (ESV) 16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide, so that whatever you ask the FatherContinue reading “Children’s Church, Oct. 11th”
