The Writers' Block Digital Journal Publication

A Heroic Couplet by Alexander Fosnaugh I have always loved the unlovable Dogs and cats that appeared unsociable The slimy, slithering,...

Poem by Kaden Hill Christmas Eve 2022 Every year I continue to miss you Only here for 2 years Just the thought brings me to tears I still...

Creative Writing Piece by Anonymous Class starts tomorrow, and I’m a bit nervous. There are quite a few things I have yet to wrap up,...

A Poem by Anonymous I had a Dream Me and you were both in it The grass had droplets of water The sun was just rising The air smelled damp...

A Poem by Anonymous Scary Poem about the Issue with the Health Care System in America One was Crawlin’ than they had Fallen’ One Slept,...

A Short Story by Lauren Banks I’m sorry, ma’am, but our refund policy only applies to official mall employees Karen stormed through the...

A Poem by Hope Lang Angry, crazy crow whisperer, Queen of the dead. At least that’s what they called her, Said she wasn’t right in the...

Poem by Hope Lang A girl, laughing at the firefly Cupped in her tiny hand. She sang hymns of the purest babe, Born in a foreign land. A...

Nonfiction Piece by Hope Lang Silence the static. Be present. Scrolling through the crowded online community of Instagram, I repeated...

A Poem by Kharma Gentner Adored from afar but not up close, Not by the ones who matter most. What is this imposter syndrome? Mistakes...

Poem By Kharma Gentner We can’t let this go any further. You would treat me good, we both know, But we have different points of view. No...

A Poem by Kharma Gentner No smoking, eating or drinking I didn't know where I was going; made possible through the generosity of...

A Short Story by Kharma Gentner Walking home from school, I purposely step on each dried, brown leaf I see. Autumn is my favorite time of...

A Poem by Anonymous The sea grew treacherous And I sailed The wind grew heavy And I prevailed My boat grew crooked But I was still My...

A Poem by Anonymous He was just a hard working man But really he was just a boy who looked for love and appreciation through the land...

A Short Story by Anonymous Present Day “Well, Jackie, you did it.” the chief said, looking at me as we stood in front of the empty,...

Nonfiction Piece by Mackenzie Rosenau All names and places are changed for anonymity The dense fog clouded our vision as we ventured out...

A Poem by Cadence Bommarito There he sat, little trash panda Belly full of his munch’ins Mmm, mmm sippin’ strawberry Fanta You can see...

A Poem by Cadence Bommarito Maybe I hate hypocrites Because I hate myself And I, myself, am a hypocrite Is that hypocritical?

A Poem by Cadence Bommarito To write a poem The feeling Of being emptied of every word Or is it inspiration clotted in all the empty...