Hello all! I am sorry I have not been posting regularly; I have many things going on in my life. I will attempt to be slightly more consistent, but with school starting back up, who knows? I am aware that the title of this post is slightly depressing. I mean, who wants to read about … Continue reading Destruction and Other Poems
Author: TheBookNerd626
Hamlet on Dating
Hello everyone! Sorry for not posting sooner, but I've been busy with scholarships and things. Today, I'd thought I'd post my rewrite of Hamlet's "To Be" soliloquy. As a backstory, I have been working on a play about a girl who is trying to decide whether or not to go on a date. In one … Continue reading Hamlet on Dating
Dragons and the Fae: Myths and Misunderstandings
I wrote this essay a long, long time ago for one of my writing classes. My writing has improved since then, but it is a fun essay, and I thought you might enjoy it. Happy Reading! *** As the knight rode up the hill, he watched the skies for the loathsome dragon. It had … Continue reading Dragons and the Fae: Myths and Misunderstandings
Why We Should Read Jane Austen
I recently gave a speech in my communications class in an attempt to persuade my classmates to read Jane Austen, my favorite fiction author. Since I have not written anything on her works yet, I thought I would share this speech with you. Happy Reading! *** There comes a time in every persons’ life … Continue reading Why We Should Read Jane Austen
The Heart’s Call
Hello everyone! I'm sorry I haven't posted in a while. This is another poem I wrote for my creative writing class. Although I enjoy it, and I'm sure you will too, I want to remind everyone that love isn't primarily a feeling; it is an action. In 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, Paul describes what love truly … Continue reading The Heart’s Call
The Keeper’s Ballad
This poem has a long history. The idea started with a character I created last year while I was reading a book. I called her the Keeper. I did not place her in a specific realm until sometime later, but she came to be a part of a place I call The Realm of Fantasy, … Continue reading The Keeper’s Ballad
The Miracle Child
Hello everyone! Sorry that this post is a little late. I hope you guys had a great month! Because the Walk for Life, a yearly fundraiser to help save the lives of innocent babies, is coming up, and because spring is a time of new life, I thought I would share a short story I … Continue reading The Miracle Child
The Cross
For my creative writing class, I wrote a shape poem about God and what He did to redeem us. I thought I would post it for you to read and remember the wonderful love God has for His people. Happy Reading! Sin and Shame, The Lord Christ Bore that Awful pain. His life He gave … Continue reading The Cross
On Completing a (Good) Romance Novel
Hello everyone! I am so sorry that I have not posted anything recently. I have started one, but it's taking longer to write than I expected. Recently for my creative writing course at St. Petersburg College, I wrote a poem about reading a romance novel, so I thought, "Why not post that?" The idea came … Continue reading On Completing a (Good) Romance Novel
Cinderella’s Redemption
Everyone knows the story "Cinderella"—or at least, they should. After all, different versions of the fairy tale exist all over the world. Today though, I want to look at the European version. If you've never heard of Cinderella, here's a brief synopsis: a young orphaned girl is enslaved by her evil stepmother and stepsisters, and … Continue reading Cinderella’s Redemption