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Footsteps, Ann Stanley-Barry
We Are Free To Be Ourselves, Lynnae Fenton
The Ride Home, Dave Everhart
(Resistance), Brianna Lipovsky
(Resistance), Brianna Lipovsky
The Angle
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"It's blue today, an October blue. The wind is howling behind me, chasing me, pushing me away. It doesn't want me or need me anymore; it's ready to become itself. One, not two together, separate—single. The October wind has harvested itself deep within me and over the lost summer nights that we shared together. We shared our senses, memories, tastes, time, laughter, and pleasures."
Hungry, Meg Barboza
Finding Out The Hard Way, Mike Bailey
Attachment, Julie Neel
Innocent, Paul Saladzius
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I Am Looking For…, Sydney Andrysiak
Squirrels In Self-Destruction, Krista Malagisi
Squirrels In Self-Destruction, Krista Malagisi
The Angle
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"The month of April blooms with fresh beginnings as a new spring season is welcomed to the Northeast. The streams are flowing, the birds are chirping, and the front lawns of the neighborhood are inhaling the green glow of new life after suffocating under the winter snow. Mother Nature energizes her creatures with a spirit of freedom. We're all especially amused by watching the playful antics of the squirrels. Our fuzzy little friends seem to be having so much fun. However, if we only knew the daredevil motives behind …
Reincarnation, Scott J. Grates
Perfect, Monica Hopkins
Say Present If You're Here, Jennifer A. Lydum
December 17…, Katie Mcnamara
You Never Write Nonsense…, Sydney Andrysiak
On The Wall, Clairissa Breen
On The Wall, Clairissa Breen
The Angle
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"The water dripped from the faucet nearest the door. The little boy hid behind the toilet, in the stall closest to the window that opened onto the playground, and waited. He waited for school to end. IT was the last day, one more hour and he could leave and no one would stop him. He took a deep breath, he was eight years old. His elder brother had been nineteen when he'd left. He'd sat in his car, in the garage, opened the door and turned on the engine. …
Time Bomb, Mike Bailey
Goodbye For Good, Katie Mcnamara
Goodbye For Good, Katie Mcnamara
The Angle
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"Sunshine fell from behind the curtain and warmed Sara's cheek. She yawned and stretched herself awake. Careful not to disturb her boyfriend, she slid out of bed and pulled on sweatpants and a T-shirt. Her coach had wanted her at the track early this morning. Sometimes she wondered why he pushed her harder than the other girls on the team, didn't he know that track was not her life?"
Encounter, Ben Frimpong
Acadia, Erin A. Hopkins
The First Time I Realized I Never Wanted To See Her Again, Bryan Mahoney
The First Time I Realized I Never Wanted To See Her Again, Bryan Mahoney
The Angle
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You I Sought, Sarah Crimmins
Call Of The Moon, Jennifer A. Lydum
Appearances, Jessica Brand
Destination, Tomomi Tamura
Destination, Tomomi Tamura
The Angle
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"Bradford saw them descend across the silver sky. He held his camera toward the scattered points of white, arriving on the barren field. He kneeled down on the frozen mud. 'Three snowfalls in the mountains comes snow in the field,' a farmer had told him. The sun had never appeared in northern Japan since his arrival."
Rain At Dusk; Two Parts, Mark Bowers
My Brother, Carol Ferguson
Branches, Katie Mcnamara
Branches, Katie Mcnamara
The Angle
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"'Give it back to me!' she cried trying to reach the small, tattered toy in his hand."
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