Jill Smith

Joined July 2022

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Where an Alien Might Fit In
You landed on Earth I can tell you were not here at birth Wide eyed and bushy tailed From your ship you bailed To explore this new planet
By Jill Smith2 months ago in Poets
Ode to the Penny
One side has the head of Licoln With change you are given While many people leave you for the next person There is one thing for certain
By Jill Smith4 months ago in Poets
Ode to the Sponge
You come from under the sea If not for you where would we be You sit alone On a sink that looks like chrome While you don’t get to travel with us like our phone
By Jill Smith4 months ago in Poets
A Very Special Meeting
Warmth. It’s all I have ever known. My mother and littermates always kept me warm. “What!? What’s this cold?” All of a sudden I was alone.
By Jill Smithabout a year ago in Petlife
A Night in the Storm
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window. It was a rugged, sturdy cabin that had stood the test of time and had survived numerous Florida storms and hurricanes that moved across the Everglades during the hot summer months. The outside was worn like an old leather shoe. The roof was missing a few shingles, but it still stood. It had no reason to be there, other than someone wanted away from everyone. Noone dared to go out there including law enforcement. It was the perfect secluded hideaway.
By Jill Smithabout a year ago in Fiction