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Dancing With A Candle, Kevin K. Allen
Calentures, Cheri Crist
Deceptive Smiles, Tom Seitzinger
What Could Have Been, Nicholas S. Penna
Bullet, Heather Lobban
The Tragedy Of The Rain Forest, Cheri Crist
The Tragedy Of The Rain Forest, Cheri Crist
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"They came again today. I do not understand what they want from me. I keep telling them that the best thing I can do, the only thing I can do is to try to feed and shelter my family. And still the man from the Peace Corps tells me I'm doing the wrong thing. Well, maybe I am by his standards, but not by mine."
Dandy, Dawn Whited
Catching Up, Laura Schmidt
Catching Up, Laura Schmidt
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"I sat down today to write some of my memoirs. I'm not sure why I'd want to do this. I really am not the type to write things down. As a matter of fact, I never liked to write, but I'd been thinking a lot lately, and thought it might help to ease my mind; if there are a lot of mistakes, forgive me. I don't even know to whom I'm writing, but I have a feeling that someday someone will stumble upon this, and it will make sense …
…Holy Ground, Christopher P. Tighe
Words Not Spoken, Matt Avedisian
Summer Courses, Cheri Crist
Tunnel, Cynthia Cook
Parable, Michael G. M. Cornelius
Parable, Michael G. M. Cornelius
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"'Excuse me, sir. Would you mind telling me the time?'
The bartender looked at the pretty young woman in front of him. 'It's half past eleven;' he said, glancing stonily at a clock on the wall."
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The Color Of Summer, Marty Steed
Goodbye, Mindy Hardwick
Goodbye, Mindy Hardwick
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"I watched you lean against the bar in an alcoholic haze..."
Foggy Mists And Illusions In My Sleep, Thomas J. Seitzinger Jr.
Foggy Mists And Illusions In My Sleep, Thomas J. Seitzinger Jr.
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The Party Never Ends, Marisa Antonucci
The Party Never Ends, Marisa Antonucci
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"Alison McCay darted through the door, shut it quickly and locked it, pushing her weight against it to make sure it was shut tight. She threw her keys and the black sunglasses Dr. Kane had given her on the dark grey carpet and checked the lock once more before she flopped down into the fire red bean bag chair which lay beside the window of her dorm room. Her tears were hot, and she could taste the salt on her lips as she let the streams flow down. She …
The Play Of Life, Thomas J. Seitzinger Jr.
Overpopulation, Megan M. Cavanagh
Changes, Kristen Basi
Changes, Kristen Basi
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"Spring' s arrival. Birdsongs wake me at sunrise. Dusk creeps in a bit later each day. Newness surrounds me. The freshness of life is a sharp contrast to your painful absence from my world. The summer is not far from reach, but you are. Bitterly, I wonder why I can't see you once more, why I can't go back..."
Flight, Jennifer Kircher
Silent Tears, Susan Foti
Street Smart, Mary Allen
Street Smart, Mary Allen
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"Victor was having a productive day. He had sat in the park and watched the children on the swingsets. He had tossed a few crumbs to some greedy pigeons, and a clown had given him a flamingo-shaped balloon. In between all the fun, he'd managed to work $4.25 off passersby. That was a burger and a cup of coffee at Sal's Diner on 31st Maybe Grace, his favorite waitress, could swing him some free home fries when Sal wasn't looking. Victor hadn't needed the guilt-trip scam today; people had …
Two Days In A Lifetime, Susanne Bartz
No Name - No Address, Megan M. Cavanagh
A Man Named Don Larsen, Laurie Ward
A Man Named Don Larsen, Laurie Ward
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"Baseball has always held that special magic for me. From the time I was a little girl, I loved hearing about the heroes of the game and listening IO Phil Rizzuto on the radio. My grand father first introduced me to the game before I could even talk. My mother often tells me of the times when he would change my diapers and talk about Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio."
Boyshell, Dawn Whited
Night Breeze, N/A Casey