Stephanie's Written Works

Irony of Faith in Heaven Darkness pressing down, pressuring the receding light faith has gone away; no more will to fight. Of what is inevitable, why does the inevitable value death? How can that value uphold, when all fear the final breath? Bones to ashes in the face of life's passion, unjustly, too often the beautiful end in the worst fashion. It is but life's renowned way to frequently put things in disarray. Of angel eyes and eternal light and sincere peace death does not promise in the... Sign in to see full entry.

Once again I would like to thank you all. I was going through the poems I've written with my boyfriend (Paul) and we arranged them in a sort of timeline....and you can just see the improvement. Special thanks to Ash and Sam for that progress, and Hagi for her kind words about my fictional writing. What's funny is Paul is the one who basically forced me to find something to accentuate my writing. Finding writing contests and basically giving me the applications. So the other days he said to... Sign in to see full entry.

Thy Love Ah- but what is love- thy splendor of thy sweet heart- sweeter than any nector- as delicate as a spring flower- wet clay to be molded and shaped- and there in lies true beauty- and thy inner peace. But what is love- but the stars that reflect in your eyes- granting all my wishes- what is love- but your music to my lyrics- your sweet sweet melody. But what is love- but the way I feel- when I look at you- falling into the beauty of your soul- your sweet sweet soul. © Stephanie Minor 2008 Sign in to see full entry.

I want to wish everyone a very, lovely, HAPPY EASTER!!! Sign in to see full entry.

Falling In sincerity- live alive and well- but fail to live in simple duality- and I will meet you in another lifetime - farewell. My good friend- co-existence is a necessity- of which we all depend- all virtues we must defend with audacity. Faith and forgiveness we must entrust- honor and loyalty we must tend- and banish unfairly administered disgust- to stop the world from falling in this downward trend. © Stephanie Minor 2008 Sign in to see full entry.