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A warm welcome to our poets and storytellers! Whether you're joining us for the first time or returning for another year, we're delighted to have you here. The Shortys is a place to challenge yourself, celebrate creativity, and connect with a community united by a love of words and creative expression. On September 1st, this year's prompts will be revealed. You'll then have the entire month to bring your ideas to life and share your work. So sharpen your wits and ready your words. We're here to encourage one another, cheer each other on, and have fun. We can't wait to read what you create. Let the ride begin. The Shortys Team

MELANCHOLY | MAY GARNER | AVAILABLE ON AMAZON! ⋆˚𖤓˖° This melancholy drips from my fingertips so slowly you begin to forget I ever existed. All of me - the parts of flesh you never quite learned to love slips quietly down the drain. I am waiting for the day your fingers unscrew the pipes, dig through the mess, scrape your heart against rust, just to find me again, so we can do it all over. Here, in these pages, I find myself. In ink pressed against my flesh, I whisper the sadness, the heartache, the decay meant for all the unspoken. ⋆˚𖤓˖° A Poetry Collection by May Garner. Original poems regarding real life experiences. Cover created on Canva. 2026. Melancholy copyright © May Garner. 2026. All Rights Reserved.

New Awards

It's all about the poems written by me Most impressive rankings, Wattpad poetry #1 Soulsurfer. #1 Cryoatic #2

A collection of all of my poems throughout the years, I've been meaning to make all of this into a small novel for the longest time but I have been too afraid of judgement or backlash of any kind, I frequently write about my own trauma and rarely write about anything else, so if you're sensitive to topics such as sexual assault, neglect, or parental trauma, please be mindful before taking a dive into this, I hope you enjoy :)

වාන් දාන හිතක හැගීම් එළියට ගත් පැන්සල් තුඩ.. ✍️

It is with great excitement and delight that we welcome you back to Versification 2026! With new ideas, structure and challenges, we are excited to see what this year holds!! Versification is a contest where we challenge the poet to write a new entry for every day of April. Additionally, it challenges poets to write in some of the unique forms of poetry in our daily challenges.

🩸 Open Judging Completed Welcome to The Bloodline Poetry Awards, a contest reserved for my fellow poets 🖤 🕸️🕸️🕸️🔪🕸️🕸️🕸️🔪🕸️🕸️🕸️🔪🕸️🕸️🕸️ Feel free to participate and tell all your other poet friends! I don't bite, I promise 🕷️ Good luck!

[🪼𝙷𝙸𝙰𝚃𝚄𝚂 🪼] These are random words put together to make ordinary things seem just a little deeper, or funnier This is all for fun xx Please leave random words in the comments and I'll try the best I can do to bring them to life

this book is simply a place where I can post all of the poems I write. most of them are pretty deep, and cover things people deal with in the day to day basis of life. talks about things that make most people uncomfortable because no one is brave enough to speak on their own vulnerabilities. well I am, I have been through a lot and writing poems has helped me heal immensely. I'm posting these with the hope it can help someone else.

Another sheets of the unheard voice. #Vitaminseabyfikrioshin

This is basically my diary filled with poetry. Every peice in here is close to my soul and represents a feeling I hope other people can read and understand.

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Welcome to the Annual Short Story & Poetry Writing Contest, where words ignite imagination and creativity takes center stage. Whether you're a storyteller or a poet, this is your chance to captivate, inspire, and share your voice with the world. All genres, all styles-one platform to shine. Let your stories speak. Let your verses rise.

Rise and fall of a "gifted" child

My poems tell a story. Each poems are words from my heart🌷. P.S. The images in this book are gotten online.

She Did Not Grow Old is a poem about the quiet changes a woman goes through when life becomes too heavy. It is about stress, motherhood, expectations, changing bodies, falling hair, and the painful words of people who forget that a woman is more than the way she looks. Sometimes, she hasn't stopped being beautiful. Sometimes, she is simply tired. This poem is for every woman who has ever been told, "You don't look as pretty as you used to." Maybe what she needed was never criticism-just a little understanding. About the Author - Lavanya Y. Rao I'm Lavanya Y. Rao, a new writer who finds stories and poetry in the emotions and experiences we often overlook. I wrote this poem because I feel that so many women in this world are constantly complained to or complained about-"You don't look as pretty as you used to," "You've gained weight," or "You've changed." But behind every change, there may be a story, a struggle, or a battle that nobody sees. I hope this poem makes you pause before judging someone by their appearance. If this poem touched you in any way, please vote and leave a comment. Your support means a lot to a new writer like me. ❤️

Karan vs. The Tarka is a light-hearted, humorous poem inspired by a very real-and rather frustrating-experience. It tells the story of Karan, who finds himself in an unexpected battle with the powerful aroma of his neighbour's tarka. What begins as an ordinary cooking smell soon becomes a daily struggle of sneezing, escaping rooms, and trying to survive the next round of spices. Behind the humour is a simple everyday experience that inspired me to write this poem. I became quite sick because both of my neighbours essentially had the same cook, whose tarka was, unfortunately for me, not the easiest thing to live with! While she cooked, I would sneeze constantly, and afterwards I would often end up with a terrible cold. Instead of simply being annoyed by it, I decided to turn the experience into something funny and write a poem about it. About the Author - Lavanya Y. Rao I'm Lavanya Y. Rao, a new writer who has only recently started exploring the world of writing. I'm still finding my voice, experimenting with different kinds of stories and poems, and learning with every piece I write. This poem is one of my attempts to take a small, everyday annoyance and turn it into something readers can smile about. I hope you enjoy Karan vs. The Tarka as much as I enjoyed writing it. If you enjoyed the poem, please vote and leave a comment. Your support means everything to me as a new writer and encourages me to keep writing and sharing more. ❤️

A collection of poems about trauma, grief, depression, addiction, childhood, and loss. *Trigger Warning*

Rashi once kept a glass of water beside her laptop every day, never imagining that the same water would one day become the reason for her fear. A simple accident leaves her overwhelmed with panic, changing the way she sees something she once trusted. But sometimes, life teaches us that even the things we resent can still be the ones that calm us when we need them most. I'm a new writer, and this is one of my first stories. ❤️ If you enjoy it, please support me by voting and leaving a comment. Every vote, comment, and bit of support means so much to me and encourages me to keep writing. 📖✨ I'd truly love to know what you think. ❤️