share your writing

Post your cre­at­ive writ­ing (mys­tical mus­ings, lonely lyr­ics, pro­voc­at­ive poems, bits of info — all wel­come!) here and leave feed back for your fel­low writers.

Feed­back is an essen­tial part of a writers jour­ney. We all have to be grown up when it comes to receiv­ing feed­back — the good, the bad and the down right ter­rible! Be con­struct­ive but be hon­est and use your feed­back as a vital oppor­tun­ity to nur­ture your own voice as a writer.

In order to share your cre­at­ive writ­ing, please fill in the box imme­di­ately below. I will then ‘approve’ your mem­ber­ship. Fol­low­ing this you can post your writ­ing freely just by log­ging in. You can write dir­ectly into the ‘com­ment’ box or you can ‘cut and paste’ your writ­ing into it. To leave feed­back for a spe­cific piece of work, click on ‘reply’ beneath the piece of writ­ing you want to respond to. This way, it is clear to the authors exactly which piece of writ­ing the feed­back is for. Hope that’s all clear!

(Rest assured that your email address will not be given out to any­one, nor will it be pos­ted any­where random!)

It’s really excit­ing to see a vir­tual com­munity of writers evolving, espe­cially as some of our group mem­bers have moved coun­tries. Now we can con­tinue to share, encour­age and inspire one another. The beauty of tech­no­logy. No excuses for not writ­ing now!

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57 Responses to share your writing

  1. kimhenry72 says:

    The life of a mother of a two year old

    The exhaust­ing ones gave way to the ter­rible two’s
    I’m not sure which one I’d rather choose
    No longer con­tent to just sit and stare
    Now you need to be everywhere

    The life of a mother of a two year old
    My wrinkles have become so brave, so bold

    You won’t eat din­ner or lunch for that mat­ter
    break­fast is like din­ing with the mad hat­ter
    rivers of juice and rais­ins are thrown
    the cats get the toast and I get to groan.

    The life of a mother of a two year old
    frazzled and fried, my brain’s been sold

    You sleep with your head pin­ning down my hair
    I don’t have any cov­ers but you don’t care
    Awake at dawn to an over act­ive tod­dler
    mama, mama I need to make a poopa

    The life of a mother of a two year old
    your horsey, your ball and old rice cake I hold

    My bag’s full of extra pants and stale nuts
    res­cue rem­edy and plasters for cuts
    I’m an expert on Nemo, know the whole script
    fishes’ our friend, my social life’s clipped

    The life of a mother of a two year old
    I was once quite inter­est­ing so I’m told

    Whinge, whinge whine and everythings ‘mine’
    That’s not OK sweet­heart, it’s really not fine!
    Shar­ing is caring but you’re not con­vinced
    my con­ver­sa­tions have been totally minced

    The life of a mother of a two year old
    I see other har­assed mama’s and I’m of their fold

    Jump­ing on my back is such a fab game
    My left arm will never be the same
    You want a pan­cake but you also want a cuddle
    Con­fu­sion, tears and tantrums,oh it’s such a muddle

    The life of a mother of a two year old
    All my best inten­tions were rap­idly sold

    I haven’t writ­ten my book, my tummy’s still flabby
    I chat about pooh and it’s all abit crabby!
    No time to myself, let alone with my man
    Knackered by nine, my energy ran!

    But
    My little bear.……

    your daily kisses save my world
    my true path has divinely unfurled
    I know I am just where I’m meant to be
    because I am in you and you are in me

    You make me for­get my adult per­spect­ive
    jump­ing and tick­ling are my new dir­ect­ive
    Your hugs hold me in a per­fect frame
    con­stant new dis­cov­er­ies, life becomes a game

    Your laugh fills me with almighty powers
    I won­der at your breathe in the small hours
    I get to feast on uncon­di­tional love
    your hand fits mine like a God-made glove.

    The life of a mother of a two year old
    You are a bless­ing, a gift, a mir­acle to behold.

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  3. emma.d says:

    when i look up to the sky and i see the coluds rush bye,all i can thing is why,why is he not here

    me i want him for me nobody elts just me ‚it was unfare to take him and leav me alone it was unfare to take him i grone aand i grone

  4. emma.d says:

    I am lonely,i see know one around me
    There is no one for me to tell how i feel
    I feel sad , lonely and angry
    I want someone to come and see me.
    I have been wait­ing ,
    I want my dad.
    But…i know i will never get him.

    I think i was the inspar­a­tion of this pome , me and my feel­ings and i think the per­son i was wait­ing for and baddly need­ing was my dad and i know i couldnt have him so i gave up.

  5. emma.d says:

    Love is like a cir­cyle becaues there is no begin­ing and no vis­ible end.no one knows how love starts and no mat­ter if you like it or not it keeps going on and on.