this poem is for the most beautiful girl in the world...whoever she may be

I just wrote this poem while I was in a rebelious mood. Eh. Maybe it'll mean something to you, but I can't figure out what it means to me.

This is an updated version of the same story. It's significantly longer, and I think much better. There's not enough room for another description, so check it out if your curious!

I can't explain this poem. It just wrote its self. If your curious, check it out. It'll be worth your while. I promise.

"Those points of light guide us through the mini apocalypse to rest safely in our beds when the light returns" Direcct quote from the poem. Curious? Read more. Please R&R!

This is the story of an American Indian boy who follows his dream of becoming a war chief. There are, however, many obastacles he must overcome, or die trying.

Here is a poem I wrote about music. Nothing fancy, just something I've been writing in my head for a couple of days. Time to put on paper.

I wrote this poem because I am depressed. It's REALLY angsty. R&R please. I need feedback on this one.

I'm in an angsty mood right now (for reasons we shall not discuss) and wrote this poem. See if you can figure out what it's about. R&R please.

I was listening to the song bearing the same name and decided to write this about what it would be like to be in that situation. R for blood, gore, language

This is a poem about the downward spiral humanity is taking. Inspired my story SUICIDAL GENOCIDE. Please R&R and read SG if you like this one.

This is a story about a man's last minutes on Earth, before humanity commits suicide. Nuclear winter ensues. Cockroaches reign supreme.

I was inspired to write this while reading a book on Eastern philosophy and listening to Jimi Hendrix. It should be interesting.

This poem is about the fragility of life, and was concieved while I was walking down the street. I saw an old women, crippled and old trying to make her way through the world. I hope this poem touches you as it has me in writing it.

I was on the Time magazine website and saw a bio for Ho Chi Minh, and was inspired to write this poem.

While many of my poems are more than a little depressing (my writing is controlled by mood swings) this one is surprisingly upbeat and funny.

These are my personal thoughts on philosophy and humanity. I hope that you agree.

This story is one of my personal favorites. I even surprised myself with the ending!

I wrote this poem as an allegory. It symbolises the journey our country has taken through the turmoil of the Iraq conflict. I hope it helps open the eyes of the world.