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Sylvia and The Dark PrinceA Book by Anna IvySylvia has always dreamed of other worlds full of fae and magic, but when she finds herself in one she is betrayed by a fairy and taken to the horned .. |
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The Horned PrinceA Chapter by Anna IvySylvia follows her dream, literally, and comes face-to-face with the man who had been calling for her in her sleep. |
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The Blue Eyed FairyA Chapter by Anna IvyA good fairy comes to help Sylvia by giving her means to escape, but Sylvia is skeptical. |
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The EscapeA Chapter by Anna IvySylvia finds her strength to use the potion and returns home, but something isn't quite right when The Prince comes back to her in her dreams. |
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Mythaeus' StoryA Chapter by Anna IvyThough Mythaeus is angry, he puts his feelings aside to address a much larger issue; Sylvia's escape. Mythaeus has a nice long chat with the good fair.. |
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Dusk to DawnA Poem by SyberRoseThe white satin tides fall softly upon the shoulder of the shore as dusk removes the sarong of a pink particle sunset While the .. |
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Dream World 1A Story by Lucy HatfieldFirst description of a daydream world. |
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Love Sonnet 130A Poem by Reyvrex Questor ReyesThe sun has settled now below the waves,To dim the land as shades of dusk are drawn,My muse upon the daylight's spell still raves,And craves the thril.. |
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Decrepit by DuskA Poem by Zack ValentaSadistic Immemorial fiend Friend of the night Only seen in my dreams Biting on the rust Vigorously Laboring fingers Dismantling beam He is.. |
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A grove of treesA Poem by Sleiman AziziA Japanese inspired view of a grove of Australian eucalyptus trees. |
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SunsetA Poem by Sleiman AziziA poem about mortality. |
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Walking Through the Woods in October – DuskA Poem by Mike ScintoThe sky’s hue touches the canopy, purple and blue, on the green and yellow of an aging season’s head. A lonely path un.. |
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A Gathering Around the ChimeA Poem by Alfred Kukitzthe loss of clock value |
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Crow Fly-Over NightA Poem by David Lewis PagetBring all the kids on home from school And gather the pets in tight, Send out and warn the village fool For it’s Crow Fly-Over .. |
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In a DayA Poem by Robert RonnowThe one power that a man can have is inthe perfection of himself. He changeswith the weather but of this he's unaware.A churlish man and his teacher a.. |
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