A poem about sort of being "left wide open" and exposed to the world.

Slightly angsty, I guess. But it's mostly about a person with a cold heart who wishes that a certain other person would thaw it. . . .

Oh my gosh--I actually wrote FLUFF! Me, the queen of angsty romance! The only non-fluffy thing is that she's admiring him from afar--she doesn't have him . . . yet.

My first Christian lyric in several months. It's also my first AABA song (I usually write verse/chorus songs--an AABA is verse/verse/bridge/verse). This one talks about the cross, and the stunning, simple beauty of it.

The rhyming pattern of this poem is slightly reminiscent of a limerick, but I created it ;). It's a poem, told from a girl's point of view, about how she felt about her boyfriend cheating on her.

Oh my, another romance song from me. Sort of an alternate to "Not Again"--and it's a whole lot better, I assure you. Please click, read, and review.

Aaah....Another nature poem from me. This one's about--yeah, you guessed it--a thunderstorm, and I like it a LOT. Please click, read, and review.

This is a Christian song; in fact, the first I ever penned. *beams* I don't know if it's really good or not, so that's why I need you to click, read, and review.

PG for mention of death, I suppose, and a bit dark. This is also a true story, and it did happen today. Everything in this story is true, except for the song afterwards. I couldn't remember which it was, so I picked one. It's about all the shootings a

This is interesting. I suppose I'm pretty much permanently straying away from suicide, but this is a bit depressing. It's all about that feeling of being "alone in the crowd". Please click, read, and review.

No suicide from me this time. This is...interesting, to say the least. Very, er, interesting. Yeah, that's the word. Please click, read, and review.

This is my newest song, and it has absolutely nothing to do with ~*Half Babydoll All Angel*~'s (did I spell that right?) song "Pretend". This is another breakup song; I seem to do a lot of those. Please click, read, and review.

Not nearly as depressing as my usual fare. But it's definitely interesting nonetheless. Please click, read, and review.

A poem that explores the paradox that is God. It's a fairly Christian poem, so if that offends you, please stay away. Please review, too.

It's my new favorite of my poetry. It's not dark or anything, but it really makes you think. Please read/review.

This is a Christian song, so if Christianity offends you, stay away. You have been warned. This is my newest Christian song, and it's *definitely* my favorite of mine so far. It was inspired by "Always Be My Home" and "Live For You", both by Rachel Lam

The wellspring of joy in our lives--natural beauty...

I redid it somewhat from the other version, and now I added two more four--line verses, so now it has sixteen lines. It's pretty good, in my opinion. Please read/review.

This is a Christian song, so if Christianity offends you, please stay away. You have been warned.

This is a Christian song, so if Christianity offends you, please stay away. You have been warned.

This is a Christian song, so if Christianity offends you, please stay away. You have been warned.

This poem was written by me in response to a question my friend posed-"How would you feel if your father died?" This is a direct result. However, the father-daughter relationship presented in the poem isn't quite accurate.

Ahh . . . the sweet smell of revision wafts through the air. A lot of editing, a lot of revision, and the new version is much better than the first.