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Chinese Takeout, Erika Mcrae
Pink, Megan Webb
Complete Circles, Leslie Pogue
Democrats, Christopher Ouimet
Setting: Stage, Kerry Meagher
Setting: Stage, Kerry Meagher
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"The most comforting place in the entire world is in the audience of a theater, during a musical. The darkness of the auditorium surrounds like a quilt, a protection from the deafening sound of silence."
If I Never Woke From My Slumber, What Would I Miss?, Erika Mcrae
If I Never Woke From My Slumber, What Would I Miss?, Erika Mcrae
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Main Street Bridge, Jodi Rowland
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Learning To Swim At The Age Of Two In The Backyard Pool On A Warm July Day In The Year Of 1985, Halfway Between Fulton And Hannibal, Upstate New York, Geoffrey Potter
Learning To Swim At The Age Of Two In The Backyard Pool On A Warm July Day In The Year Of 1985, Halfway Between Fulton And Hannibal, Upstate New York, Geoffrey Potter
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Instant Ink, Jenny Stockdale
Untitled, Christine Evans
Unseen, M .
Faded Couches, Patrick Powers
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Folk Song, George Payne
First Gear, Linda Wert
Wisdom Stars, Megan Lindley
Rippled Waters, Stacy Colombo
Steph's Choice, Joshua Tomaszewski
The Golden Years, William T. Harvey
Recycle, Alyssa Osinski
Poem To A Football Player - Dicktator, Megan E. Herrman
Poem To A Football Player - Dicktator, Megan E. Herrman
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Revelation, George Payne
The Cry Of The Horseman, Wegdan Ashkar
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Several Habits Of Highly Successful Breakeruppers, Kevin Miller
Several Habits Of Highly Successful Breakeruppers, Kevin Miller
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"She takes in a deep breath, and subsequently sucks the remaining air right out of the room; like a toy soldier, her wind up key has already been turned, and she proceeds to recount one of those monotonous stories that makes a man wish he were temporarily deaf. After a long day at work, with his eyes glazing over faster than a doughnut, the man wonders why his girlfriend can not be quiet for at least five minutes."
Pieces Of You, Michelle Girardi