The Abstract Art Gallery
A writing gallery created by writers from around the world. From poetry to song lyrics, from essays to entire novels and short stories.
A Cajun Tale, a praise to St.Medard…
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…lived atop the only hill on L’anse Gaieté. There he planted himself years ago. His wife Thérèse, lived there with…
By Barefoot Cajun
Read More…doctor’s receptionist for just over ten years. It was a job she enjoyed, the doctors and the other staff were just lovely. The only thing she found annoying was dealing with the…
By Chris Platt
Read More…in the desert land
Poppies with their golden color
Push away the winter
As they welcome…
By Shih-Fang Wang
Read MoreThe weekend after a chat…
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…midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over wafting scent of pizza permeating through my door—
My appetite whet by this mocking…
By Ken Gosse
Read MoreTime In The Military In Bathrooms
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…the sheltered life at home at 18 by enlisting in the US Air Force in 1962 I experienced lots of incidences not normally encountered in the…
By Philippe R Hebert
Read MoreFluff is needed to jazz…
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…strings Princess Lida created a racket instigating critics debating important issues. Paulie watched intently validating the other sides royal agenda and decision-making moves, defining…
By Marc OBrien
Read More…knows my secrets. All, in fact.
- When I start in the morning; what coffee I sip;
how late I get up in the weekend;
even, with what make up I…
By Petrouchka Alexieva
Read More* “second derivative”: In the branch…
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…manic, listless, bipolar, mad souls,
the rate of solitude increases…
By Ngoc Nguyen
Read MoreMeaning is important, but so too is insinuation and association.
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…many say, "in the gloaming", these days. Too bad. Gloaming is a fine old Scottish word for twilight, with a poetically mystical cadence in its very pronunciation. Glowing and gloaming are linguistic…
By K. L. Shipley
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