Old Mister Snow
By Lawrence Hall Word Count: 78 Rating: G Summary: A short poem about snow. When snow first visited we welcomed him With winter songs and childlike wonderment His first flakes swirled about in a merry…
Year: 2018
Christmas Poem
By Martina Juričková Word Count: 90 Rating: G Summary: A poem about the joys of Christmas Listen to this Christmas poem; wonderful, the warmth of home when mum’s baking cakes and more while just beyond the…
Silent Love: A Guardians of Childhood Crossover
By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 1907 Rating: G Summary: Jack Frost is willing to do anything to free Rapunzel... but how high will the cost be? Based on the fairy tale "Princess Finola and the…
Sanctuary: A Harry Potter Serial – Chapter 5: On Albus’ Word
"You're going to accept the trial?" Brother John's question wasn't truly that, but he wanted to hear the answer one more time. Severus looked him straight in the eye. "Yes, I am. Albus insists that…
Superhero Sundays: The Thing
Superhero Sundays: The Thing By Ian T. Wilson Rating: G Word Count: 348 Summary: A brief biography of Marvel’s Thing Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to another Superhero Sunday. I am Ian Wilson, Fellowship…
Digory Kirke’s Love: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
~ by Keturah Lamb It had been many years since Miss Polly Plummer was a young child. Many years ago. Life wouldn't be giving her too many more years. Polly raised her wrinkled hands before…
Winter’s Fae
By Linda M. Crate Word Count: 145 Rating: G Summary: A poem about Winter's trickster. crystals of light danced upon the snow faerie glitter for the winter fae, and i felt the sharpness of his…
On Wings of Love: A Guardians of Childhood Crossover
Long ago, Lady Sun sent a drop of its light to the earth as a gift for the Guardians, to be used in their fight against the Boogeyman. But the Guardians didn’t know where to…
Strelnikov is Still Wrong
By Lawrence Hall Word Count: 130 Rating: G Summary: a poem based on the words from Doctor Zhivago “I used to admire your poetry…I shouldn't admire it now. I should find it absurdly personal. Don't…