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On My 40th Birthday, Lori Dabbagh
Screaming Oak, Jonathan C. King
She Doesn't Know She's Beautiful, Megan Webb
Confessions Of A Candle, Jesse Kanclerz
Eulogy Of A Girl, Elizabeth Mancini
Religion, Bianca Del Vecchio
Eye Level, Catherine Agar
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Out Of Respect, Erika Mcrae
A Window To The Past, Christopher Ouimet
A Window To The Past, Christopher Ouimet
The Angle
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"I knew I shouldn't be there, but I was there just the same. I had no business peeking into the window of this strange man, in this strange town. But that was the funny thing. This man shouldn't be strange to me. And if things had turned out differently, I might have actually lived in this town. But things hadn't turned out differently, and everything was strange. I was strange. My childhood was strange. My father had left our family more than nineteen years ago, and I hadn't even …
Growing Old Absurd, David White
The Late Night Poem About Paying Shuttleman To Drive Me All Over The Greater Rochester Area Because It's A Friday Night And I Wanna Get My Munch On, Jonathan Howard
The Late Night Poem About Paying Shuttleman To Drive Me All Over The Greater Rochester Area Because It's A Friday Night And I Wanna Get My Munch On, Jonathan Howard
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A Tribute, Dee (Geraldine) Hogan
A Tribute, Dee (Geraldine) Hogan
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"A Tribute: January 15, 2005
Montgomery, 1955: The night before Martin Luther King Jr. led the Montgomery boycott of buses and became a national public figure in the civil rights movement."
Framework, Stacy Vanblarcom
On My 39th Birthday, Lori Dabbagh
Early December Romance, Mark Johnson
Early December Romance, Mark Johnson
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"How am I going to tell the woman I have loved all my life that I want to take her hand in marriage? As we approached the quaint village of Skaneateles, NY on this calm night in December, anxiety filled the air and possibilities chilled my spine. Tonight, words will pour from my heart and she will understand the magnitude of my love for her."
The Story Of My Moral, Nicole Gaulin
Getting Some, Kerry Meagher
Getting Some, Kerry Meagher
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"'Hey come on, you're a guy, you should want to do this more than me.'"
Nightmare Of Today, Nicole Gaulin
Nightmare Of Today, Nicole Gaulin
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"I look around. Blearily searching for something in the darkness. searching for the something I would never be able to see."
Today, Emily C. Ryan
The Picture, Dan Maslyn
The Picture, Dan Maslyn
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"The tiny black eyes of knowledge. That smug smile he had on his face. Everything about that picture pissed me off. Every time I walked to class that moron stared at me from his little picture frame. It really creeped me out every time I saw it. I could never concentrate in class with him staring at me like that. I always had to study harder and get notes from other people because all I could do was think about that picture."
Coming Out From The Sheets, Meghan Prichard
I Write, Sara Cavanaugh
She Writes, Emily C. Ryan
She Writes, Emily C. Ryan
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"She can't remember when the morning became confused with night, when the clouds of her unrest shaded the glow of promise, making the beep, beep, beep, of her alarm clock the only way to tell one from the other. Life, like a long drawn out play with mediocre actors, bored from too many cigarettes and a diet of saltine crackers, had started to play out before her on a stage. Her eyes had become useless from over thinking and under-emotionalizing everything - she was always rehearsing, but never taking …
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Caution: Wet Floor, Megan Lentner
An Appetite, Joseph Bess
What Happened Then, Catherine Agar
What Happened Then, Catherine Agar
The Angle
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"She knew a man whose face was thin, with little hollows beneath the cheek bones. A little wrinkle near his ear, a little grey hair growing there, a little soft flesh: she imagined pressing her lips to it. Just a kiss. or maybe she would wrap her arms around him and hug him, lay her head on his chest. and maybe then a kiss, and maybe then, well, maybe then."
I Saw Jesus Today, Cathy Maldonado