READING ROOM
Great Writing - Home
Read and review others' work
Articles on writing
Advice from the community
COMMUNITY
Talk to others in the forums
Events and Competitions
GW News
ABOUT GREAT WRITING
All About Us
Contact Us
WORK AWAITING REVIEW
GW IS...
Great Writing creative writing community is designed to prompt ideas and provide inspiration and motivation within aspiring and amateur authors. Whatever your topic; from love poetry to Doctor Who or Harry Potter fan fiction, Great Writing's online writing group is where you can make new friends and improve your creative writing.
WHO'S ONLINE
We have 1475 guests online and 19 members online
Poetry
Cassidy
By hutmaster
18 August 2007
Ground deep in cold, cold stone, CASSIDY,
chiselled by craftman's hand
on Celtic Cross.
A long finger traces each etched letter,
vivid nail gouging green velvet moss
creeping into, living in, CASSIDY,
corroding the name as sly worms long
past corrupted dead Cassidy.

Unvisited for years have lain
the remains of Cassidy.
So long since he dropped to rot,
decompose, return to ash and dust.
Below lies Cassidy as bones.
Lonely Cassidy as white, white bones.

Reviews

   Only registered users can rate and write comments.
   Please login or register.

Powered by AkoComment 2.0!

 Previous item   Next item