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Litany Of Sound, Ezra .
The Red Carnation, Peter J. Mott
The Red Carnation, Peter J. Mott
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"Kevin had dreams higher than the sky, so it was no surprise when he came to his wife, Rebecca, saying, "Honey, I am going to surprise you with an amazing red carnation." Rebecca loved how her husband expressed his love, but she didn't understand what the big deal was about a simple red carnation. Without another word, Kevin drove into the morning sun, with a mission in his mind."
Interview Guaranteed, Phil Lorigo
Interview Guaranteed, Phil Lorigo
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"Interview Guaranteed. It's not a very accommodating phrase. The colorful sign in the Denny's window projects. Interview Guaranteed."
Today, Richard Maulfair
Meeting In The Library, Jodi Rowland
3400 N. Charles St. (3), Meg Barboza
3400 N. Charles St. (2), Meg Barboza
Ramblings, Joan Simeone
Ramblings, Joan Simeone
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"429 Orange Street is the first home i can remember... don't know where i lived before that...the crimson red walls in the living room and the artwork one of us etched on the wall... don't know if it was my brother, my sister, or me... read a book that said the youngest child in a family doesn't remember very clearly because he has learned to rely on the memories of others, those who are older and thus possess authority where his memory conflicts with theirs, its discarded as having …
That Unexplainable Feeling, Rashaad Jackson
Oscar, Ginger M. James
Bowling Alleys, Emily Gregory
Bowling Alleys, Emily Gregory
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"I don't want to be here tonight; I'd rather not sit around trying to look pretty while my eyes are assaulted with cigarette smoke and my hands tired from the uncharacteristic lifting of nine pounds. I used to think bowling was fun-in September, December, all the way till April, but it has somehow lost its savor."
Fading Ink, David J. Landers
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Seeing You, Jennifer Enright
Winter: Rochester, New York, Ginger M. James
Serenity, Evelyn Jansen
Rememberance Of Iman, Wegdan Ashkar
Canada On A Lake, July 1999, Kate Gruenfelder
Tomorrow At Nine, Ann Stanley-Barry
Triggers, Megan E. Herrman
True Reflections, Jodi Rowland
Bits And Pieces, Nikisha S. Johnson
Perfumed Anxiety, Mindae Kadous
The Poem Of Ellipses: Athenian Morning, Athens, Meg Barboza
The Poem Of Ellipses: Athenian Morning, Athens, Meg Barboza
The Angle
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The Hills Are Blazing, Shari Allen
Sleep, Mr. Underhill
The Seasons Of Rochester, Lisa Guarnere
Black And White, Phil Lorigo
Black And White, Phil Lorigo
The Angle
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"The air is saturated with the kind of cold that makes you wonder if global warming is just a myth. The bitter wind makes me wish for Satan's scorn to rise from Hades to blister my skin. It's winter in Chicago, and I'm wearing a hooded sweatshirt. If she could, my mother would return from the grave just to come back to tell me to put some warm clothes on. A hat maybe. Perhaps some gloves. The hood of my sweatshirt is thrown around by the wind, which is …
The Present Situation (Is A Green Jade Bowl), Meg Barboza
The Present Situation (Is A Green Jade Bowl), Meg Barboza
The Angle
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