Anthony gives out a touching plea for help in his work Hurricane Katrina. He high lights the amount of suffering, and calls on others to help those in need. (Age Rating: 7-127)

Not only are American's feeling this tragedy, but as David illustrates in this poem, so is our neighbor to the north.(Age Rating: 10-127)

It's hard to really describe this work without reproducing the story itself. This short narrative gives the most beautiful and heart warming perspective on a sad situation. It's an easy read, and well worth the time. (Age Rating: 1-127)

Written for her cousin's childs first steps, One Simple Step shows how learning to walk is more than just an accomplishment, but the beginning of life's journey. (Age Rating: 1-127)

As many of you know, I'm not one who much enjoys religious poems, but this one is a definite exception. David Perkul's, I Know My Creator, is a touching work of faith and inspiration that will leave you with a smile. This is an exceptional work that mingles perfectly emotion and form, and stands, in my eyes, as a prime example of passion based poetry. (Age Rating: 7-127)

A brand new author here at PnP, Regina is already making her mark. This unique work is a mix of love and loss, joy and sorrow, filled with a deep longing. It's wonderful to watch this author grow here on and I'm happy to welcome her to the community. (Age Rating: 10-127)

Talk about obsession...
Soul Food originally debuted in November of 2003, and stands to be my favorite of vampire stories ever written on this site. This chilling tale of decadence and blood lust gives a brief history of Vlad Drcul's daughter, Anastasia, and her rise into something even more terrifying than your average vampire. This is definitly a must read (Age Rating: 16-127)

A Jones classic, Nothing Changes But Time debuted in December of 2002. In this small poem, Walt combines his normal use of stunning imagery with symbolism in a beautiful rhyme scheme that deeply touches the reader. (Age Rating: 10-127)