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Himself, Meg Kelly
In The End The Voice Of An Adult Speaks…, Mary J. Iuppa
In The End The Voice Of An Adult Speaks…, Mary J. Iuppa
The Angle
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The Old Sycamore, Katie Mcnamara
To Whom I Would Love, Leslie Karla
Last Chance, Mike Bailey
Last Chance, Mike Bailey
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"As she lay in bed that morning, she knew that she had heard those notes before. Was it high school glee club? Perhaps the first annual family reunion that she attended last year. They were familiar, but she could not place it. She did not care. For these were the only arrangement of melodic tunes that make her feel good about herself."
At This Time In My Life, Jennifer Enright
At This Time In My Life, Jennifer Enright
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"At this time in my life nothing makes sense...
Why am I here? How long will I stay? Why do you love me? Why don't I love me? What does it all really mean?"
Todays Marks, Shawn Carter
Don't Step Into My Shoes… I Have Walked Miles, Gillian Scruton
Don't Step Into My Shoes… I Have Walked Miles, Gillian Scruton
The Angle
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Overnight, Kelly Ambrose
One Night, Sarah Crimmins
Lost In A Crowded Room With No Windows Or Doors, Shawn Carter
Lost In A Crowded Room With No Windows Or Doors, Shawn Carter
The Angle
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An Acorn Is More Than Just An Acorn, Shawn Carter
Five Versions Of Nature's Locomotion, Monica Hopkins
What I Can't Have, Mike Bailey
Dreams, David Silpe
Questions I Never Thought To Ask, Katie Mcnamara
To My Uncle Mark, Alicia Hoffman
Unwanted Guests, Monica Hopkins
Problem Child, Bryan Mahoney
The Black Ranger, Thomas Pecora
The Black Ranger, Thomas Pecora
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"The kid just doesn't seem to understand that turning on a light switch won't hurt him! Little Bobby used to love to run around the house playing "swords" with his older brother. Bobby and his brother used to take the cardboard cylinder tubes out of the paper towel rolls to bash each other on their heads. However, as Bobby's older brother reached his adolescent years, Bobby was left to play alone, for Bobby's older brother was no longer interested in Bobby's level of play. But Bobby always loved playing …
Little Unkind, Leslie Karla
Individuals--But Together, Robert M. Ruehl
Morning, Katie Mcnamara
The Kiss On The Living Room Floor, Katy M. D'Arduini
My Perfect World, Sarah Crimmins
Drizzle, Sarah Beales
Your Way, Joe D'Angelo
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