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When You Say When, Meghan Prichard
Wedding Bells, Jessica Tackabury
Wedding Bells, Jessica Tackabury
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"His photo was on her dresser near her wedding veil. The upper left-hand corner was missing and had a crease across his chest. He was dressed up in one of his work shirts and dirty torn up jeans held up by a pair of his signature green suspenders. His eyes looked at the camera dead on through the lenses of his glasses. The smile on his face was the smile she envisioned he would have that day. When he smiled, it had always showed a softer side of him."
The Vultures And Elephants Remind Me Of You, Elias Van Son
The Vultures And Elephants Remind Me Of You, Elias Van Son
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Unspoken Word, Dominique Gray
Unspoken Word, Dominique Gray
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" 'I cant's take this anymore. My job is a joke and the rent is due,' a fed up husband complains. 'It's going to be okay,' responds the wife, trying to soothe her exhausted husband. 'It always has.' "
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We Did, They Did, He Did, Crystal Clark
Prison Love, Elias Van Son
Prison Love, Elias Van Son
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"i took the media march with a city cop and wore my cuffs so proud. like old and honest wedding bands."
Insignificant Intrusions, Eric Szewczyk
Just Close Your Eyes, Vassana Praseutsinh
Just Close Your Eyes, Vassana Praseutsinh
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"'Let's go eat,' Maggie says when we get into the car."
Below Average Jack, Stephen C. Mcintyre
Fire-Pit Un-Betrayal, Kerry Meagher
Happy Valentine's Day, Michael Reilly
Shower In The Dark, Meghan Prichard
Hope/Prayer, Tom Colling
Laugh, Tricia M. Mapes
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Hindsight, Matthew Mendolera
Hindsight, Matthew Mendolera
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"It's July and I am dumbfounded.
The plane ride was uncomfortable and I am almost annoyed
that you bought us tickets that were not even next to each other
but then I figure that you bought us tickets...
so I'm really not annoyed at all."
Sonnet In Brown: Carnival Time, Krista Byfield
The Almighty Our Facebook, Dave Lester
Pissing In Good Company, David White
Pissing In Good Company, David White
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"Sleepy Hollow Cemetery opens at 7 in the morning,
so I arrrived before 5 intent on some contemplation
prolonged and private, a plan of some merit but less
well executed since by the tirne I'd found Emerson's
grave on Authors Ridge my bladder was ready to burst,"
Trapped, Olga Colon
Brooklyn Bridge, Samantha Wagner
Brooklyn Bridge, Samantha Wagner
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"I walk lonely on the coldest day of the year. I am not sure where I am going; all I know is that I need to get out of that house. One block tums into seventeen and I can still feel the anger rising. I am angry at her, at myself, at life. We always seem to argue about the same issues: money, my drinking."
Impressionable, Rebecca Harrison
Last Days Of Northside, Michael Steck
Last Days Of Northside, Michael Steck
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"When I was seven years old, I was happy to be me. I went to grade school in Falconer, NY and my parents were actually told I was too chatty which was a far cry from when I was voted 'The Quietest' in high school. One report card even said, 'Mikey is a good student but likes to chitchat too much.' I just remember getting along with all the kids in school then; and since it was a small school, you knew everyone. Most, if not all, the kids …
As Real As A Painted Vase, Brian Watkins
What May Come In May?, Jessica Colvin
Graduating, Emily C. Ryan
St. Patrick's Day, Kerry Meagher
St. Patrick's Day, Kerry Meagher
The Angle
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"'MOM! Why do I have to wear green today? I'm black!' Sam yelled down the stairs"
Sara, Meghan Prichard
Sara, Meghan Prichard
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"I left a bottle on the front step for you, Sara. It's a cheap gift to drown your loathing, but I don't get paid again until Thursday. I wanted to come in and hold you; creep up from behind and slide my digits up your side. But I'd frighten you. I just know it."
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