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Rain, Marie Heberger
Haiku Off Of A Blessing, Robin Buda
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Birth To The Morning, Patrick Powers
Slapping Eugene Elwood, Maggie Cassella
One Night Stand, Chelsea Beatty
Imprisoned, Stacy Colombo
Orange Flavored Memories, Emily C. Ryan
Orange Flavored Memories, Emily C. Ryan
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"Since I was very little, my uncle from Long Island would send our family a huge box of oranges and grapefruit for Christmas. It was always wonderful to have the delicious fruit which seemed to last us through the chilly, restless winter months. With each incredible bite, we were taken to far off tropical places. And when we were done, we would always place the peels on the top of our wood stove. Soon the whole house would be filled with their heavenly scent."
Motion, William T. Harvey
Running Away, Christina Verone
Any Second, Mark Foti
Any Second, Mark Foti
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"There is rarely any warning, and when there is, it is never enough. Nobody plans an accident. They just happen. Sometimes, they change everything, right when it all seems safely written in stone."
Nothin' But Time, Imecca E. Rodriguez
Long Have I Chased, Wishing, Jamie Bird
Clockwork, Geoffrey Potter
Soundtrack, Tom Rowe
One Night Stand, Jonathan C. King
Regrets In Storage, Chelsea Beatty
An Appropriate Number Of Ways Of Looking At An Egg, Alyssa Osinski
An Appropriate Number Of Ways Of Looking At An Egg, Alyssa Osinski
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Amsterdam, Patrick Powers
Critical Paper, Maggie Cassella
In Venice, Jodi Rowland
Celebration, Dee (Geraldine) Hogan
The Diner, Catherine Agar
The Diner, Catherine Agar
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"I was in high school when I started waiting tables at The Diner; it was my first "real" job after several years of regular babysitting. The Diner was owned by a Greek man who had a pregnant wife and two toddlers. I have heard that Greeks only come in big families, but all we ever saw were those four, going-on-five people, who came in once a week, took the biggest booth, ordered enough food for all the relatives, and left forty percent of it on the floor."
Shelter, Jamie Bird
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Western Sanctuaries, Mindae Kadous
Western Sanctuaries, Mindae Kadous
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"From a splintering wicker chair on our screened-in porch, I watch the thunderheads rolling off into the West, leaving only the soft patting sound of rain falling on dirt. Trush lies next to me, head high, ears falling back, sniffing the soaked air. I smell it, too----cowboy cologne. At least, that is what my mom calls it, and every other western romantic. It scents this desert after every rain. It's derived from the earth, from a plant called sagebrush. I have never smelled it anywhere else."
At Our Best, Joshua Tomaszewski
Sinking In The Sky Water, Jodi Rowland
A Single Parent's Love, Alicia L. Evans