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A Chapter by Diana Tuorto

The only place I have ever felt at home is the desert.  The hot, dusty trails of the southwest may seem barren and useless to most, but to me it is complete paradise.  I had become accustomed to the sound of the coyote as he would sing himself to sleep.  It was second nature that the hot, dry sun would soon set into a cold, windy night.  The pure, innocent beauty that surrounded me could never be duplicated.  This was possibly the only place left that man had not destroyed.  Instead, man chose to destroy our herds. 

 

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© 2008 Diana Tuorto


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my only criticism is that this piece is much too short. But then it IS an excerpt. A very intriguing excerpt at that . Nicely done.

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Diana Tuorto
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Diana Tuorto has been writing fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction since the age of ten. Her novels, poetry, and short stories often focus on issues such as animal abuse and neglect, love (lost an.. more..

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