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Waiting On A Wishing Star, David J. Landers
Waiting On A Wishing Star, David J. Landers
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"'Let's go look. for a wishing star!' She says, amber eyes lit up like the prophetic rogue that she wants to find."
Kaleidoscope Child, Julie Wagner
A Day In The Life, Peggy Sterling
National Catharsis, Nate Rider
Salvation, Rita Nauman
Salvation, Rita Nauman
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"Mary had never been opposed to working downtown despite the drive, the parking, and the noise. She got used to it. As a lawyer, she knew that her profession may require her to work under such conditions. Mary grew up in a small town, but she was no small-town girl. Her ambitions were too great. She was a prosecutor, which meant it was her job to make sure that the charged party was convicted of his or her crime. She was exceptionally good at her job, and she always …
She Speaks, Stacy Colombo
The Last Closing, Evelyn Jansen
The Last Closing, Evelyn Jansen
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"As I closed and locked the door of my little country store for the last time, I could smell the foliage on that warm, balmy evening. After I turned the key in the lock, I stared at the weathered, white exterior of the building I had worked in for 27 years."
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Magic, Alyssa Osinski
Magic, Alyssa Osinski
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"I was just a little girl when I fell in love with my daddy, a short man with a big heart. He would take me up to the Burning Bush park to swim with me and teach me how to dive. I would never go off the high dive but daddy told me if I tried it, he'd buy me an ice cream cone. I thought I was going to drown but it was worth it; nothing ever tasted as good as that chocolate ice cream cone."
Your Wandering I'S…, Bryant Haley
Synapse And The Sea, Jennifer Wagner
Driven, Stacy Colombo
Ex Girlfriend, Jeremy Kelly
Untitled, Patricia Knapp
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Buffalo, Rhiannon Roof
Sleepwalking, Nikisha S. Johnson
Untitled, Dawn Pogue
I Need Things Too, Julie Neel
Something More, Rhiannon Roof
Numbed, William T. Harvey
At Night, Mark Bowers
And The Parade Marched On, Gillian Scruton
And The Parade Marched On, Gillian Scruton
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"I hate the rain. I hate being homeless even more. But being homeless in the rain is a monstrosity."
Capturing A Moment, Joella Sweet
On Gibbs, Meg Barboza
The Indescribable, Joella Sweet
A Song For Reconciliation, Mamdouh Alsafadi
A Song For Reconciliation, Mamdouh Alsafadi
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"Far away from the land noises of the vehicles and factories, there lies my peaceful small Syrian village, surrounded by wide green fields. Among these green fields there is a narrow stream of water, which is the source of life for this corner of the world. As the sun rises in the blue sky, it makes the surface of the water glitter like a shimmering stream of silver."
Longing Questions On Life, Amy Trendell
Drowning, Sarah Crimmins