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Scarlet Shores, Scott Elliot
My World, Sarah Nichols
Corridor Sleep, Ann Stanley-Barry
Night, Julie Neel
Swing Of Life's Pendulum, Lisa Middendorf
Swing Of Life's Pendulum, Lisa Middendorf
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"'How many dead people do you know?' I only know of one. l first knew him as alive. l first knew him as my grandfather. I guess I still know him as my grandfather."
Hunger Is An Illusion, Ann Stanley-Barry
Trampoline, Lisa Middendorf
The End Of Time, Sarah Crimmins
First Kiss, Jennifer Enright
The Spirited Sun Came Over To Me, Corey Sherbino
Waterbottle Of Desire, Sarah Beales
Ode To High School, Lisa Middendorf
Europe On My Back, Alicia Hoffman
Justice, Lisa Middendorf
In An Office Where I Work, Monica Hopkins
Ego, Anne Genduso
Ego, Anne Genduso
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"I sat on my bed in the house on Linden Street, angry with my parents for sending me to my room. My mother had just found out what my sister and I had really been doing all those times we were quietly playing under the kitchen table. The underside of the table displayed crudely drawn characters, which spelled out every swear word that my 7-year-old mind knew. My "innocent" 5-year-old sister had even told me one of them. It didn't even matter that the magenta and teal crayon writing …
Fastest Man, Kelly Ambrose
Cold Night, January 18, Sarah Beales
Silent Echo, Linda Uebelacker
Driving With You On A Snowy Night, Katy M. D'Arduini
Orbital, Sarah Beales
A Portrait Of My Parents, Stacy Wittmeyer
What I Have Always Wanted To Know, But Am Still Afraid To Ask., John Edwards
What I Have Always Wanted To Know, But Am Still Afraid To Ask., John Edwards
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"Our conversations had never been about anything much more significant than how school, college, or my summer job had been going so I am not surprised that my Dad seemed confused when I asked him if we could talk about his life."
Conversation Peace, Mark Bowers
Family Portrait, Kim Gurdziel
Family Portrait, Kim Gurdziel
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"There she stands, alone in the world, a sad little gray haired woman with no past. No memories to guide her through a sea of unfamiliar faces. There is a ravenous beast loose inside her body, it grows stronger every day, feeding on the memories of the people she loves and cherishes. As the beast grows stronger, she grows weaker until one day, she will no longer exist."
Stepping Out On Lake Ontario In Mid November, Bryan Mahoney
Stepping Out On Lake Ontario In Mid November, Bryan Mahoney
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Percolating, Sarah Beales
A Two Mile Drive, Stacy Wittmeyer
Vacation, Bryan Mahoney
Vacation, Bryan Mahoney
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"I guess I can't remember the time when the sands of the earth and the sands of the sky met, toppling over one another. Landwaves undulated before me, rolling out humps for me to bounce on, speckled in green and yellow, and green again. I heard the music of the hills laud my name awaiting my triumphant return. I heard bumblebees like windmills, never wanting any less than to come to my hand and lead me off. Most of all, the sky weighed me down. It weighed on me …