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Weakness, Kelly Ambrose
The Murderers, Louis Costello
The Murderers, Louis Costello
The Angle
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"Oh no, that glass door is opening and here come the murderers. Although people such as this have only chopped off a few of my arms, I still considered them murderers. For, at one time, I stood proud with the rest of my family in this field. That was before the murderers came and carried off their bodies."
Your Own Devices, Jennifer Enright
Cruise Control, Scott J. Grates
The Plant I Gave My Ex-Girlfriend, Bryan Mahoney
Once In Love With Amy, Scott J. Grates
Once In Love With Amy, Scott J. Grates
The Angle
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"'And I'll have the angel hair pasta with marinara sauce please,' I jokingly mocked Kim in my falsetto voice. 'Why is that the only thing you ever order?' I questioned. I knew why, Kim was a vegetarian and every single time we went to dinner she ordered the same thing. This really didn't bother me but, in a way, it actually did. I mean there were just certain little things about Kim that really bugged me. But to look at her in the big scheme of things, she really …
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Comfort, Ann Gray
The Lament Of The Mother Fish, Bryan Mahoney
Clouded Hills, Mark Bowers
Mom, Tanika Jones
A Mother's Plea, Veronica Chiesi
Too Much Hot Sauce, Stuart Loeb
How To Live Without Me, Sarah Crimmins
Shoes Off At The Door, Scott J. Grates
10:46, Don Burns
10:46, Don Burns
The Angle
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"All I can see is haze"
Never Forget, Tanika Jones
Flame, Tamara Siepierski
Frannie's Lesson, Tina Bianchi
Frannie's Lesson, Tina Bianchi
The Angle
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"'I don't feel like going with you. I have enough to do here. The last thing I need to do is run all over Home Depot with you for the next two hours.'"
Off The Horizon, Mark Bowers
Atlantis, Jennifer Jonaitis
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Blinded By Sight, Joe D'Angelo
Blinded By Sight, Joe D'Angelo
The Angle
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"The weather was unseasonably cold for March, but that didn't keep Marilyn from rolling her pant legs above her ankles and remaining motionless in the sand. Beautiful sea shells washed ashore by the hundreds. But Marilyn's focus was concentrated on the overcast reflection in the waves. Dark gray clouds loomed heavily over the north Atlantic this day. The near freezing sea water, send in by the tide, flowed quickly across her feet, washing the sand from between her toes. Marilyn didn't even flinch when the salty ocean water hit …
Family Tree, Joan M. Hessenauer
The War, Bryan Mahoney
Tree Warriors, Tamara Siepierski
Tree Warriors, Tamara Siepierski
The Angle
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"Deep in Given's Woods stood a tall majestic tree. A tree with branches that extended like fingers reaching to touch the world surrounding it. Green crisp leaves, as green as emeralds, dangled from the branches above. This tree meant so much to me, not for its beauty, but for the friendship it gave me."
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Evolution, Mike Bailey
Your Loss, Bryan Mahoney
Perhaps, Rebecca Tarbell