The Audition

Submitted by Amy on Wed, 08/01/2007 - 01:37

“Please sing now.”
You obey. You listen dazedly to your own voice. Och, I wonder how bad that actually sounded? Mmm...that note was smooth. Yikes, it’s over.
“Now read.”
Again you comply. You hear the biting sarcasm in your voice, the delight, the sadness; you feel the lines on your tongue and the character lives through you just for a moment, yet you can detachedly think these thoughts. Perhaps you should have said that line more...
“Thank you.”

Never Give Up

Submitted by Taylor on Tue, 07/31/2007 - 20:25

Mr. Andrews holds his classes in a gym room of roughly forty feet by twenty. Upon entering, you would first notice a tall, wooden compartment standing by the doorway, with an assortment of sticks, bags, short swords, and shoes all shoved into these compartments, or arranged against the left wall with no amount of orderliness. As you face either straight ahead or to the right, a wall of glass stares back at you. A small, knob-less door on the back wall leads to a scary closet that smells of old sweat where Mr.

Truth is In(it's always been...)

Submitted by jennifer on Sun, 07/29/2007 - 09:32

wake up,
and pray the day goes well
we've got secrets for sell, first come and first serve
i watch your lies make it so much worse
and i
am borrowing your time
just enough to get me by, your alibi
lacks every bit of sense,
"oh, conscience, how've you been?"
(please forgo the fake sentiment)

i may sound bitter and somewhat contrite
but the nights are just passing me (good)by(e).

Bharatanatyam

Submitted by Christa on Sat, 07/28/2007 - 16:29

Her brown hair, normally rather mousy, reflected a rainbow of colors in the sunlight as she entered the holy place. She was not of the faith, but respected the idea. Her clothes were riotously vivid colors of orange and yellow and red, gold trim and sweeping folds, her jewelry fake gold, heavy and ornate. Only her bindi truly reflected her personality: small, sophisticated, delicate. Her feet were bare and she felt she looked out of place, pale. She nodded to families as she shyly dipped away to a quiet corner of the temple to stretch and wait.

A Question for anyone

Submitted by jennifer on Thu, 07/26/2007 - 19:37

I've been wanting to write fiction, but I can't decide whether it should be a short story or a chaptered. I just feel like getting lost in writing a story. If anyone happens to read this, please comment.
What would you like to read???(chaptered,short,adventure,fantasy,love story,etc.)