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RiseA Story by Peter Regal WhittamThe birth of new sentience |
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Missed the BoatA Poem by Frieda PUnicorns & Wooly Mammoths...oh my! |
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The GardenA Story by SpaceKnightFor over eighty years, a being known as the Caretaker has planned to save mankind from themselves. His plan has now finally come to fruition. A short .. |
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Inveterate PentinenceA Poem by SinduTo the source of life who bears us... MomzillaNC's challenge |
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Eastern tent caterpillarsA Poem by Robert RonnowMid-spring, skinny, black, blindeastern tent caterpillars"-Malacosoma americanum"-falling from the cherry treeleaning, human, over our deck.Irksome. M.. |
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extinctionA Poem by LyricWhy is it that we give ourselves hate? We argue over how we'll end Well, Looks like we've chosen our own fate And looks like it's bi.. |
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A few ways we could end the world!A Poem by Kishore Chandrana poem about how we humans could end the world with our doings. |
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EarthA Story by HannahMy name is Ara Winbourne the poet, artist, writer, musician and last human being left standing on planet Earth. |
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Angel of GARLAA Book by TandomWhen someone tells you that there is a slight chance of helping your species from extinction, do you run away or take a chance. Xavier doesn't know it.. |
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Chapter 2A Chapter by Tandom“Can you reveal your latest changes to GARLA to the public, Mr. Freth? The people are dying to know what is in store for them in the near, and.. |
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Sun UmbrellaA Poem by Earl SchumackerExtinction is an inconvenience |
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An Elegy for LifeA Poem by FoxEveryone knows that the world is suffering at the hands of humanity. When life's gone, there is no undo button. |
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Davenport TomorrowA Poem by Michael R. BurchDavenport Tomorrowby Michael R. BurchDavenport tomorrow ...all the trees stand stark-naked in the sun.Now it is always summerand the bees buzz in cess.. |
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PolishA Poem by Michael R. BurchPolishbyMichael R. BurchYour fingers end in talons―the ones you trim to hidethe predator inside.Ten thousand creatures sacrificed;but really, wh.. |
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