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SpiderA Poem by Maria Kay ClaryAbout what could happen if we lose the insects in out world. |
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The Spider and the FlyA Poem by Gerry Legisternature can be lovely when we examine the lives of little creatures |
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RipplesA Poem by KimberPerched on stone, croaking.The echoed moon's slight rippleheralding their prey. |
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Life is BeautifulA Chapter by AstridHumans often forget to care about life that isn't human and treat it as lesser than their-self, so here's my view on life: |
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The ButterflyA Story by Leslie FlemonsHi, guys! This is a story for a contest and this story is in a butterfly's point of view. Please don't hesitate to give some helpful feedback! Enjoy! .. |
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The Heron of the Kish and Other StoriesA Book by DaughterNatureA book of essays written by a displaced naturalist. This was originally going to be called "Any Path Will Do," but that sounded a little too fatalisti.. |
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FreezerA Chapter by DaughterNatureThis might sound a little harsh, but every word is true, taken from real-life experience and observations. |
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CarcassesA Poem by Savannah BlyPolitics be damned! |
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Butterflies and Bumble BeesA Poem by SmittyJasNature |
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The MothA Story by Chris McQueerA moth narrates as it attempts to take over a man's body by burrowing through his ear canal and into his brain. |
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Microstory 306: Clothing for ProtectionA Story by Nick FishermanThis is an experimental Stepwisdom microstory. The introduction can be found in Microstory 300. More to follow. |
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Microstory 307: ShelterA Story by Nick FishermanThis is an experimental Stepwisdom microstory. The introduction can be found in Microstory 300. More to follow. |
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The LabyrinthA Story by Princess KellyWaking up disoriented in a dark cave, a young woman does what she must to survive. |
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Entomophobia and Tactile HallucinationsA Poem by Désiré Des..insects everywhere |
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Fifty shades of preyA Story by SamthepostmanFollow a conflicted relationship between praying mantis. Compassionate romance, seduction, and murder. |
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formicationA Chapter by Lyn Andersoncrawling under and in |
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