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SnowA Story by Fallacy PharmacyDestructive love, perhaps? I don't even know. You have to read to find out and decide for yourselves. |
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No title to speak ofA Story by dustyhowlsThis is story number 17 from my short story collection Touch the Falling Stars, I wrote it a bit over a month ago and have edited it a little since, b.. |
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Black RoseA Poem by Adam M. SnowMy dreams are broken; these words are forever unspoken. I know not who I am; I know I am a rose without a stem; a black rose that bleeds red; my heart.. |
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Make It CountA Poem by Cassiopia SummersLet the story unfold. |
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dying cityA Story by CrashA short piece that feels like black and white film noire |
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JVL: Chapter EighteenA Chapter by rHe wasn't breathing.Heart pounding in her chest, she could barely leap forward to inspect him closely, but she forced herself to face the stench of bl.. |
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"Do You Know The Man Who Gave Up?"A Poem by BreeDo you? Really? Cause I do. |
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Sometimes, it's the little things.A Story by Kevin ChelseaEdwin finds something that he likes to look at. One day, the question will go from why, when, and where, to what was it made for? |
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A Demented MindA Poem by Fy CeciliaThose things without answers and can't just be changed like that or maybe things that aren't true. |
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Music BoxA Poem by Pyrrha Rayn... |
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Bleeding OutA Story by AlaskaThe bath salts caused the fresh engravings on her wrist to start burning again, like how embers in a log continue to smolder after the fire has been e.. |
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Bleeding in FlamesA Poem by Tomislav PetricevicI just love haikus. |
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Belle in the ImaginaerumA Poem by Fading PoeticWritten 2012 |
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FranticA Poem by Matt "Mickey" DenneyDo you ever feel this way? |
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A Bleeding Soul Becomes A Bitter Mind.A Story by Jeremy LesterIf your "soul" or the integrity of your physical and mental well being isn't able to handle the pressures of life, your mind becomes bitter and impact.. |
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To Reach for the Moment, Now GoneA Poem by Laura E. DixonThe realization that one has missed their call in life; the chance now lost... |
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