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Fiction
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”

“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”

Leo Tolstoy
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Ronnie
Tire Scrap On The Bridge

Tire Scrap On The Bridge

Take that breath?
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Tom Jacobson
A Bump in the Dark

A Bump in the Dark

Love had grown, hidden, unbidden
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Tom Jacobson
Lola Was There…

Lola Was There…

Pots and pans, pots and pans.
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Tom Jacobson
The Heart of Forever

The Heart of Forever

From The Hidden Land, and Journey to Andromeda Flash Sci-Fi Series, Ancient Internet, 1995-now.
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Teresa D Hawkes, Ph.D.
Done Right, A Good Idea Can Be Worth…

Done Right, A Good Idea Can Be Worth…

But if you smell a rat…
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Tom Jacobson
Power of Past Attraction

Power of Past Attraction

My vision burst through the forbidden boundaries and just kept going…
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Tom Jacobson
Poetry
I don’t want you to take nothing personal, but at the same time this is all for you

I don’t want you to take nothing personal, but at the same time this is all for you

Just dive deep into love, who cares about the consequences
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Maddylaviola
To My Therapist

To My Therapist

A poem
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Rahela Padachira
Spirit

Spirit

An acrostic short poem written due to stress caused by examinations
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Amirtha Varshiny Arumugam
Hollywood Crime

Hollywood Crime

The Truth: Diary Tales
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Maddylaviola
Under the Volcano

Under the Volcano

On a road out of London, pulled up at a pub i heard him say the words I remember, the drinking man suffers: glug, glug, glug the drinking…
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John E Marks
James Baldwin, Sylvia Plath and Kurt Vonnegut: Their High School Writing

James Baldwin, Sylvia Plath and Kurt Vonnegut: Their High School Writing

For these three American writers, it was their high school literary magazine and newspaper that gave them their first byline…
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Patrick Parr
Collateral Damage

Collateral Damage

He likes this apple, chews, He was a boxer, a goalkeeper. His name was Arthur, Uncle Arthur has a screw loose The kids chanted As he…
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John E Marks
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