by SouthpawSteven | Feb 15, 2022 | Poetry, Writing
She leans in and kisses his lipsIt’s the last time she’ll see him like thisSo strong and brave to the graveIt’s the last time she’ll see him this way She puts a note in his coatHis condition worsensPale skin, debilitated, he’s ventilated...
by SouthpawSteven | Aug 29, 2021 | Stories, Writing
My comrades and I place explosives around a massive cave and blow it open. There is nothing but darkness in front of our faces as we slowly creep into the cavern. Ten slow steps forward and a fleet of enemy men look at us straight in the face. A...
by SouthpawSteven | May 4, 2012 | Articles, LGBT, Writing
09/03/2023 UpdateI wrote the below article in May 2012, and it is interesting to go back and read it 11 years later and see how my views have changed now that I’m older. I was 34 years old at the time I wrote this, so I will go through this piece and add new notes in...
by SouthpawSteven | Nov 10, 2010 | Poetry, Writing
Her life gets rocked one day in JuneEverything she knows turns to gloomThe past is gone, the present a cloudWhat the hell does she do now? She meets new friendsShe ties loose endsShe moves to a new placeA city with fresh space Her family is closeHer life is stalledShe...
by SouthpawSteven | Sep 3, 2010 | LGBT, Stories, Writing
Gary is a simple yet complicated young man who is only 18 years old with brown hair, brown eyes, a round face and an average build. He’s never been one to befriend people easily because he moved around so much during his childhood. Call him slightly damaged if you...
