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Necropolis, H. B. Dill
Turning Around, Darwin L. Gardener
Poem From A Sleepless Night, Chris Tanner
The Other Side Of The Creek, Steve Arpaia
Insomnia, H. B. Dill
The Daily News, Emmet O'Lunney
The Daily News, Emmet O'Lunney
The Angle
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"As I am walking through the elaborate entrance of the Grand Central Station Terminal, thoughts of a glorious day fill my head. Nevertheless, my fatigued legs are painful reminders that I have been journeying through the Big Apple."
Proud Heritage, Deborah Ayala
Wet Blanket, Michael J. Maranda Jr.
Past, Troy Robinson
The Soul Of Man, Roger Scalzo
The Holy Land, Peter J. Duffy
Rain, Karen Marie Benz
What Really Happened To Little Red, Michael J. Maranda Jr.
What Really Happened To Little Red, Michael J. Maranda Jr.
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"Once upon a time (original, eh?) there was a little girl who had a red cape. This young lady was on her way to her grandma's house with a basket of food because grandma was hungry and too lazy to feed herself. Little Red, as she liked to call herself, had to go through the woods to get to grandma's house because that's the kind of story this is."
The Fertile Silence, H. B. Dill
The Sneaker, Kevin Wyszkowski
The Sneaker, Kevin Wyszkowski
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"There I sat, just my brother and I. I had been on the same shelf now for almost one year. I wanted to get out of that store so badly that I would do almost anything. On the day before Christmas I was taken off the shelf and put in a bag."
Hymenoptera, Tania Hewes
The Function Of A Cat, Jon Monga
The Function Of A Cat, Jon Monga
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"In the beginning, God created the heaven and earth, the plants and animals, and man. The man was intrigued by his world, but alas was lonely. And so God created woman, and the man was pleased. But after a while, the woman got boring for the man because she would not play in the dirt with him, or roll over, or play dead. And so God made man a companion and called it "dog." The woman was now mad at the man and dog because they ignored her and …
Lines Composed A Few Years Later, Peter J. Duffy
Ravine, E. Charles Kurtz
Ravine, E. Charles Kurtz
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"Starting in Utica, High Point Trail winds down thirteen miles and intersects with County Road #27. There are curves, hills and dark, green mountains and Theodore Dunday knew he should keep his new Mustang GT around forty, but mental temperament has quite a bit to do with driving style and he was simply not in the mood to keep it under the limit; Dunday pulled on his lights as the Mustang jumped up over fifty. It had been a long day and he wanted to get home."
A Spot Of Time At Baron's Pond, Chris Tanner
A Melancholy Accident, Jon Victor
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Fellini's Armacord, Don Blair
Lovesong, N/A Gin
Footprints And Sand Crabs, Liam O'Sullivan
Rock Concert, Suzanne Dewitt
Love, Suzanne Dewitt
Happy Saint Patrick's Day, Mark Murphy
Happy Saint Patrick's Day, Mark Murphy
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"How did I spend Saint Patrick's Day 1983? I bought a car. Fifteen minutes later, I was calling for someone to pick me up. How did it happen? Did I spark your imagination?"
Hands..., Maryann Sawyer