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Ode To Knitting, Alexis Speck
Angelic Champions, John Karbowski
Angelic Champions, John Karbowski
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"It is late October and the leaves aren't the only things falling. Baseball teams are being eliminated until there are only two remaining. These two teams representing the National and American League, Face off in a seven game battle with the winner taking all, The winner being the baseball champions of the world."
Toronto On The Way To New Mexico, Jodi Rowland
She Waits In Hoping, Megan E. Herrman
A Faded Escape, Rebecca Kalamas
A Faded Escape, Rebecca Kalamas
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"We entered the oak double doors and I asked the host for a table in back. I held Marcela's arm and walked her to the table. I pulled out her chair and she smiled sweetly. Her black hair was twirled into a loose bun and her olive skin glowed in the candlelight. She folded her hands and rested them on the checkerboard table. The smell of the oil lamp was faint and a symphony by Mozart played softly."
Smoke Double Haiku, Edward Torres
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Everyone's Bonsai (Levantine Haiku), Lori Dabbagh
You're Still Beautiful, Samantha Moringello
You're Still Beautiful, Samantha Moringello
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"I see you sitting there looking out the window, wondering if you'll remember me today. You look at me and stare, and question yourself, "Do I know her?" I smile and you smile back. I ask how you are, and you whisper, "l don't know . . . I guess I am all right." I try to talk to you, but you barely respond. I try to bring up the good memories that I have of us together, but you don't remember any of them, not a single one. …
Emily, Kate Gruenfelder
Union Of The Disremembered, Ann Stanley-Barry
Cracks, Vanessa Cardinale
To: God…, Jonathan Schott
The Rocking Chair, Tracy Fay
Send Me Now What Ended Then, Jodi Rowland
Tell It Like It Is, Tracy Fay
Dawn Of Winter, Meghan Root
Images, Rachel Kooy
The Old Toad, Meg Barboza
Breakdown, Danny Uebbing
Accident, Adam Leszyk
Accident, Adam Leszyk
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"It all happened so fast, yet it all happened so slow. The front end of the car hit first. The hood began to fold like an accordion, one wrinkle at a time. I was able to see the scratch on the very front of the hood that I had made when sitting to look out over a sunset the same summer. I saw the small dent above the taillight that was made when I misjudged a turn at the grocery store. I saw it all, and it was slowly, …
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Seven Years Bad Luck, Or, Cancer, Richard Maulfair
Broken Pane, Bari Mance
Just Breathe, Jennifer Enright
Litany Of Sound, Ezra .
The Red Carnation, Peter J. Mott
The Red Carnation, Peter J. Mott
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"Kevin had dreams higher than the sky, so it was no surprise when he came to his wife, Rebecca, saying, "Honey, I am going to surprise you with an amazing red carnation." Rebecca loved how her husband expressed his love, but she didn't understand what the big deal was about a simple red carnation. Without another word, Kevin drove into the morning sun, with a mission in his mind."
Interview Guaranteed, Phil Lorigo
Interview Guaranteed, Phil Lorigo
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"Interview Guaranteed. It's not a very accommodating phrase. The colorful sign in the Denny's window projects. Interview Guaranteed."