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Some words better said while the others better left unspoken. #1 poetry- Easter Awards 2019 #3 poetry- Writing Contest 2019

Are you a writer but you can't draw? You want to start a collaboration? After finishing my book, I decided it was time to start looking for someone who could bring my words to life through illustrations. I knew that finding the right artist was crucial in making my book stand out and come alive in a way that words alone couldn't achieve. This will be a place where writers and illustrators will come together and have fun. P.S. This will have different types of music with different genres.

//This is for a contest! I have not really watched Riverdale, so some characters may be off. I'm trying my best!// When the lights go out at Pop Tates, everything goes down. People begin to disappear and are found dead. Everyone's afraid, unsure of what's going on or who's next. The only question is...Whodunit?

Welcome to the special space for all the contests and challenges run by the CoffeeCommunity profile! Do you like to write short stories or poems? Do you love coffee? Well, what are you waiting for? Dive right into this little mug of Double Espresso! =)❤

Betrayed by the organization she pledged her loyalty to, River is taken in by the enemy. Matt a vampire on the vampire council agrees to grant her asylum on the condition that she work in his cafe part time, and work with the vampire Brett to find out what the Hunter's are up to. Reluctant at first, the closer they get to the truth, the more they realize that the only one they can trust is each other.

Acrostic poem collection related to the topic 'Obstacles in Love' Written specially for the Collab contest of @CoffeeCommunity and @Romance Goals: 9 poems (2 more topics are still waiting in the bag) Done: 7/9 Contest is closed now but I want to write a poem for every given topic. Thank you @SAKrishnan for editing my poems Cover image credit: PicsArt Font credit: Phonto

My entries for the Trials of Love collaboration contest. All Rights Reserved.

Coffee Community's book of poetic journeys! • Poetry is not only dream and vision; it is the skeleton architecture of our lives. It lays the foundations for a future of change. A bridge across our fears of what has never been before. • - Audre Lorde

Just giving you a little look into my life

Bayu is a popular barista who work at a small coffee shop. His easy going, kind, handsome and polite attitudes catches many regular or newcomer patron's attention, particularly female customers who admire him. But, there a secret which Bayu cannot tells to his admirer.... This story is one-shot only.

My contest entries.

This is an acrostic poem, its genre is what I like to term as Philosophical Science and in this case relates to the origin of the universe and the big bang as if it were the conception and birth of a child.

A prose poem for the 'Falling Leaves' contest by @CoffeeCommunity in November °°° I will forever be reminded of your smile and memories when I bask in the Fall of Red Maple Tree.

When Michael wakes up early on Christmas morning, his bedroom is icy cold, Mediterranean Neverland is half a foot under snow, and on the windowsill of his bedroom sits a huge, windswept raven and is demanding to be let in...

AS part of my Birthday, which has been celebrated virtually with some simple rituals has stirred my mind like the Cappuccino!! So, here I'm refurbishing the verses for the coffee lovers!!

Joy seeps back in as educators recover from the pandemic. A "One-Shot" story written for the Coffee Community prompt: The last time you laughed really hard.

A coffee connoisseur enters a coffee shop to judge the coffee and the art form. DON'T GO TO Happy Bean Espresso Bar. DON'T GO TO Happy Bean Espresso Bar. DON'T GO TO Happy Bean Espresso Bar. Happy Bean Espresso Bar. GO TO Happy Bean Espresso Bar.

"It's back up here again," comes the call from Philip K. Kafka to Thayer's Bug Killers! a pest-control company. Thayer's sends their best man out, Mont. But Mont doesn't really want to take the call, he'd rather hang back and work up the nerve to ask Judy, the receptionist, out on a date. Of course, once he gets to the run down ramshackle house of Kafka, everything changes. Because there's something in the walls.