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Sandcastle, C. E. Wilson
Sandcastle, C. E. Wilson
The Angle
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"Thin stalks of alfalfa and timothy rustle and bend across a small field, the fiberous green waves breaking across a weed-covered earthen mound near the center. I meet this field on my daily rides beyond the barn and fenced pastures."
Is A Woman, Jennifer Singer
The New Season, Halpa Halina
Wintery Wonder, Tracy Darrah
Looking Up, Lawrence W. Coan
Absurdity, Lee Vurrare
Woman Vs. Women, Elvier Grimmett
Eyes, Brian P. Weaver
Dark Angel, Kathie Maniaci
The Art Of Love, Richard G. Barrington
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Writer's Cramp, Richard Barrington
Islands, Richard Barrington
It Wasn't That I Wouldn't, Katerine Meeder
Michael, N/A Trenwythe
The Only Bar In Hell, Frank Interlichia
The Only Bar In Hell, Frank Interlichia
The Angle
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"Every night the same scene is played. The men with goathorned heads gather in one dark corner, and the women with painted masks in another. They sit and drink and think their sordid thoughts, and never make a move to the opposite side of the room. There is a story that one of them tried to do it once. No one has ever tried again."
Groutacious, Gustelly, Diane Delluomo
The Misty Air Envelopes All, Diane Delluomo
Reflections, Tracy Kiefer
A View From Inside, Rose Lynn Black
May Our Friendship..., William Henry Jr.
Lonely Image, N. H.
Haiku, Tracy Darrah
Summer Always Seems, Nancy Cuminale
For The Conscriptors...1981, Clarence A. Amann
After The End, Dimitri Markoulis
In Itself, Halpa Halina
Stolen From Forever, Lee Vurrare
Jamie Had Threatened To Kill Before, Dimitri Markoulis
Jamie Had Threatened To Kill Before, Dimitri Markoulis
The Angle
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In The Year 2000, Laurie Collins
In The Year 2000, Laurie Collins
The Angle
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"Here it is, sir."