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Fable
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narcissus and echoA Poem by Geneticstarretelling of a favorite myth |
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The Three: ButterfliesA Story by Scott W. MartinPart 4 in the saga. |
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The Three: LoveA Story by Scott W. MartinThe third part to a series of fables type stories I've been writing. |
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The Ideal ManA Story by Abishai100Two alien-robots visit Earth and began to create practical waves designed to promote peaceful sports as a 'cure' to modern anti-imaginarium terrorism. |
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Bo Bear, The Bad KingA Story by JayMusicGirlBo the Bear, the king of Mountain Forrest proclaims the most outrageous rules but never ends up following them himself. Will he ever learn his lesson? |
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The Three: ExecutionA Story by Scott W. MartinThis is an draft |
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The Three: The PathA Story by Scott W. MartinA fable representing wisdom, intelligence and instinct as physical manifestations. |
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A Card for ThesisA Story by Abishai100A specter of darkness visits a sportsmanship-culture Earthling 'prince' for query concerning his Thanksgiving-football card 'trophy' hospitality margi.. |
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Fable of the TreeA Story by MeggMargo's family has guarded the Tree of Mist for centuries. What does fate have in store for her? |
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Brokenhearted fableA Poem by Jolie BlossomJust something short I wrote a long time ago. |
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Mama SpiderA Story by Madeline AshwellA girl steps on a spider |
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Why the Rat has a Naked TailA Story by ExiledAm about to enter this in a contest online... nothing special :D |
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The Pumpkin and the PixieA Story by K.GAppearences often are deceiving. . . .Warning 10 year olds an under read at your own risk! |
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Damien and The CatA Story by Mark BestA Fable about two mice that are run out of their home just before winter and find themselves with no other option than to face down a sly feline foe. |
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The Red Eyed FoxA Story by NeoGen87Who could be stealing the fox's food? And why would they steal it? come tag along in this short story as miss fox tries to discover who keeps stealing.. |
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A Tale of Two GeeseA Story by Red Brick KeshnerA narrative poem in the form of a modern fable. |
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