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Nightmares, Jennifer Jonaitis
Sister, Mike Bailey
Life Is A Clock, Ben Frimpong
Goddess, Rebecca Tarbell
I Said 'I Love You' And You Called Me A Fascist, Nate Rider
I Said 'I Love You' And You Called Me A Fascist, Nate Rider
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Contrived Love Poem, Mark Bowers
Mind Unraveled, Sydney Andrysiak
Daddy, Nate Rider
Daddy, Nate Rider
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"My vision was slightly blurred as I attempted to regain focus on the room surrounding me. The walls seemed as though they were a pale gray, sort of with a bluish tint to them, closing in ever so slowly. There were curtains with flower patterns on the windows, but they looked as though they had just spent a week playing in the sandbox. This was incredibly strange considering that my mother had this thing about what other people thought about her and there wasn't a doubt in my mind …
Father And Daughter In Backyard, Bryan Mahoney
Barren, Erin A. Hopkins
Response To Bastard:, Jennifer Jonaitis
Life Is, Sydney Andrysiak
Elegy At 19, Mark Bowers
In The End, Rebecca Tarbell
Choose To Live, Shawn Carter
Choose To Live, Shawn Carter
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"The sky was a dark and gloomy gray; I expected the rain to start falling at any moment. I stared at my father's unmoving body, draped in his best suit. His face bore the same unhappy look that I had always been accustomed to. I had always felt that my father would rather be dead, because he never really seemed to enjoy life."
Albatross, Kelly Ambrose
Thawed?, Jennifer Enright
The Last Relic Of My Great-Grandmother, Micheal Mancini
The Last Relic Of My Great-Grandmother, Micheal Mancini
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J&A Grocery, Jay Moore
$$$$Sssnake!, Jennifer A. Lydum
The Trouble With Horseshoes, Rebecca Tarbell
The Trouble With Horseshoes, Rebecca Tarbell
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"I had to have those shoes. Every morning I saw them in the window as I walked to school, and every morning they sparkled and winked at me. They sat there shining on their shimmering white silk bed right between the rhinestone tiara and the coordinating bag with rhinestone trim. The bag and tiara I could survive without, but I had to have those shoes."
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From The Night Bus, Theresa Keenan
From The Night Bus, Theresa Keenan
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"I almost hopped the 415 to Syracuse, instead."
The Origin Of Fire, Amanda Lysy
Untitled, Katie Mcnamara
Grain Of Sand, Tony Volpe
Knocks, Cassandara Dings
The River, Erin A. Hopkins
The River, Erin A. Hopkins
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"Ho Ho Ho, Christmas is over. She was standing by the river looking at the stepping stones and remembering each one. The first, a cool, dark rock, was always a test of fate as a small child. She wished her legs were longer, feet were bigger so that in one giant leap she could make it over the last fish-belly stone and safe on shore."
Dc, Jennifer Robinson