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The Painting, Rose Lynn Black
The Hollow, H. B. Dill
The Child And The Unicorn, Timothy Shaw
The Child And The Unicorn, Timothy Shaw
The Angle
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""She is not crazy!"
"She is too!"
"She is not!"
There are few things so boring as an argument between ten-year-olds. Their concept of debate is to shout louder and louder until the opponent gives up. I didn't know how long this had gone on before I showed up, but I decided it had probably been long enough, so I asked what started it.""
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It's Time, Claudia Wilson
I Waited For The Music, Lee Vurrare
Oct. 25th, Sue Frawley
The Eternal Prince Of Almost, Richard Barrington
Things Unseen, Laurie Collins
Things Unseen, Laurie Collins
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"I walked to the sliding glass door, which led to the patio, now empty of the redwood furniture my father had built. I knew the patio was out there and I knew the furniture wasn't, even though a sheet of plastic covered the door and obscured my vision. The plastic was put up to keep the cold winds from escaping through the unseen crevices around the door, although I couldn't see why it would matter anymore. I could hear the winds blowing and I knew they were cold winds, …
Symbols Of Love, William Henry Jr.
Word Witchery, Tracy Darrah
Round Heels: Round Heels, Lisa Sinkovitz
Round Heels: Round Heels, Lisa Sinkovitz
The Angle
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""He was a wonderful man, Dot," they all said as they filed through the door. "A close friend and so handsome even in death," they said as they peered into the casket set up in the spare bedroom. Sometimes they'd touch the pressed lapel of his gray suit; other times they'd just stand and stare down, their bottom lips so low you could step on them."
Harold Winston, Richard Barrington
Harold Winston, Richard Barrington
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"It was always silent in this particular apartment, a single room on the second floor of a brooding old building in the forgotten part of town. Looking around the room, one always noticed first a shapeless pile of frayed notebooks, the ever-dishevelled bed, and a grand old wardrobe whose drawers were never opened. It was only a second glance that would draw one's attention tot he room's threadbare appendage, a hollow-looking man who sat in the armchair by the bed. There he would remain for hours, motionless save for …
Simic Poem, Tracy Darrah
The Wind..., Laura Mccoy
California, Elvier Grimmett
Untitled, Steve Braun
The Embarkment, Lee Vurrare
Ten Years Ago Today, Kathleen A. Daly
Stanzas, Harold Dill
Hampstead Health And Other English Institutions, Elvier Grimmett
Hampstead Health And Other English Institutions, Elvier Grimmett
The Angle
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January, Nancy Cuminale
Simple Gifts, Sue Frawley
While Under A Beam Of Moonlight, Harold Dill
Change Of Venue, Anita Chirco
When Someone Cries, Harold Dill
Untitled, Sally L. Schneider
The One Who Heats Meals, Harold Dill
Of Abraham Nestor, Dimitri Markoulis