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The Lark

The Lark Publication shares fictional short stories and poetry

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Sujit Chakraborty in The Lark

POETRY

Tale of Unwanted Words

A poem

Sarika S in The Lark

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What lies on the other side

Sujit Chakraborty in The Lark

POETRY

Grassroots of Life on Earth

A poem

Anna Rozwadowska in The Lark

POETRY

Precipice

A poem

Instantaneous,

John E Marks in The Lark

A Lamentation Upon the Fall of Constantinople —29 May 1453

I have sailed the seas and come To the holy city of Byzantium — WB Yeats

Carolyn F. Chryst, Ph.D. in The Lark

This image shows a woman in a floral dress, heartbroken and seated at a typewriter with a banjo on the wall. The artwork evokes folk art with expressive brushstrokes and nostalgic storytelling

Writing Woes

What’s Left to Say?

Unrequited love or writing for pennies

Theodore McDowell in The Lark

POETRY

Divorce: Stillness at the End of Crucifixion

Divorce: crucifixion that offers no…

Misha Alsleben in The Lark

POETRY

The Kingdoms We Built From Nothing

A poem from a small collection —Between…

Sabrina Singh in The Lark

POETRY

Where the Beat Never Breaks

A poem

Trisha Ready in The Lark

POETRY

She Lingers in the Mystery

A poem

An elderly woman with beautiful hands on a white blanket