Hi @jjmusa2004. Please review our community rules. You'll see that all images must come from license-free and creative commons sites like Pixabay, Unsplash and Pexels. istockphoto images are copyright

Thanks for sharing your creative nonfiction story in The Ink Well, @hiverdrive. Please do not use racial slurs in your posts in The Ink Well. Also, please be sure to read and comment on at least two stories

Thanks for sharing your story in The Ink Well, @ebukaeliezer19. We have some questions and some feedback for you. You used a #non-fiction tag. But did you mean #fiction? Fictional stories are made up from

One always learns from failure, whether it is in business or relationships. Thank you for sharing your creative nonfiction story in The Ink Well, and for reading and commenting on the work of other community

Hi @inka8 After chatting with my colleague and co-founder @stormlight24 of The Ink Well (who is active in teamserbia) it seems that the account that this content was originally posted on is your husbands.

@inka8 I have discovered a post from two years ago that already displays the text of this poem that you use in this post! Have a look for yourself: Also, the post that it seems you have lifted the writing

Ok @jaca As you were warned yesterday for posting inappropriate content to our community, and I showed you the courtesy to either read and respond, change your behavior, or both I'm afraid I have no choice

Hi @aduragbemi Thanks so much for joining us here at The Ink Well and sharing your poetry. This poem is really open and honest, and a really like the emotional vulnrability that comes through in your words.

A well written and concise micro-fiction chinny. I love that the universe pays back the abuser. So often people like that just get away with their sick machinations. Thanks for sharing and nice to see

Please refrain from spamming this community. It is clearly stated in the rules that The Ink Well is a place for publishing creative writing - fiction or poetry. Not photography! This is a friendly warning.

So many wonderful images in this poem Osahon. I really like the way you create mood in this poem. Sublime! The stream wakes and regurgitated the dream, The flowers wilt into knots of pebbles Polished in

Hi @warpedpoetic Thanks for being the first poem in The Ink well :) I'm just eating dinner now but I'll come back to comment properly later tonight.