Leannewales

My Stories

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  • The day old Daisy’s cat got stuck up the tree, the fire brigade were on strike, so it was the army attending in their huge fire trucks known as green goddess’s. They were wonde
    100 words, 10 comments, January 13, 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • Becky smiled, it was ironic really that in the face of all that had happened over the last twelve months, that she could even muster up the strength.
    Doctor Brannon stared d
    700 words, 10 comments, December 19, 2004. In <200 lines, Other
  • 100 words, 10 comments, December 6, 2004. In <200 lines, Humor
  • How I Earned My Nickname (hot lips)
    It was the final year of school when the new boy arrived. He was gorgeous and every girl in my class (including me) had the hots for him.
    300 words, 11 comments, September 30, 2004. In <200 lines, Inspirational

My Poetry

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  • As cold and naked as the arms held aloft I slowly wandered through your avenue
    <100 words, 5 comments, December 9, 2007. In Hope, Personal, Nature
  • In the midst of shadows / Lies the pain of what’s not known / Where our deepest darkest fears / And anxieties are grown / But also in that darkness / A little angel lives alone / Looking for lost innocents / W
    <100 words, 4 comments, June 13, 2007. In Thoughts
  • “They” were coming. I wasn’t sure who “they” were, only that I was terrified of them. Running didn’t help; if my speed increased so did the length of the shadows behind, my legs felt weak as though filled with jelly and glue.
    <100 words, 3 comments, May 4, 2007

My other items

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  • Season of sadness at allpoetry
    As cold and naked as the arms held aloft I slowly wandered through your avenue
  • Never Stop Searching For Her at allpoetry
    In the midst of shadows / Lies the pain of what’s not known / Where our deepest darkest fears / And anxieties are grown / But also in that darkness / A little angel lives alone / Looking for lost innocents / W
  • Terror at allpoetry
    “They” were coming. I wasn’t sure who “they” were, only that I was terrified of them. Running didn’t help; if my speed increased so did the length of the shadows behind, my legs felt weak as though filled with jelly and glue.

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