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Escape into the MountainsA Poem by Annette Jay SweeneyMy boxing dancers... |
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JVL: Chapter NineteenA Chapter by rp { margin-bottom: 0.08in; } Twenty pairs of eyes glowed, all yellow from the sunshine overhead, and various shades of pelts were hidden amongst .. |
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MoonpathA Chapter by Dream HunterThe beautiful harmony of living beauty and the silent moon. |
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The PassoverA Story by SolomonHe stood above his prized white-tail deer duct-taped to the table in the shed, with a cig burning out the corner of his mouth, behind our house on Duc.. |
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Ever Elusive, Ever Beautiful, Ever DeadlyA Story by OhDeer!It's a glimmer, a glint always just outside the corner of my eye. It follows me whenever I go, I see it in the morning fog each day, I pass it on .. |
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Our Lady CrowA Story by OhDeer!F**k this wretched city. Her walls taunt me. No matter how high I climb, her walls seem endless, rising higher still than infinity itself. There.. |
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BURNING AN L WITH A MUSEA Poem by .R.P.its more about you and less about them |
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The Hunting PartyA Story by Spectra NoxThis is just a quick and on the spot story. |
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Spirit TreeA Poem by Heather ClaytonO Spirit TreeHow mighty you arefrom near or farhow icicles hung have not even begunthe little story of youand everything you do.You have red berriesan.. |
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Lake BottomlessA Story by Joe CurtisA girl and her brother escape from their brutal father inside their own fantasy world of adventures. Now they have to do it for real. |
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ObservanceA Poem by Yan ZhangAnother one of those nature poems. |
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The Foxes and the DeerA Story by CobaltThis was the result of a creative writing task I had to do in English when our area of study was "tribalism". Our only requirements were to have it en.. |
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STAGA Poem by anamezicWhat can we do but exchange pleasantries? We grapple with the thought of slapping one another hard, once or twice on the cheek, and.. |
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FawnA Poem by mippyRunning around on the leaf covered ground.Pattering hooves barely making a sound.I was a fawn, as small as can beand in my forest I knew every tree.In.. |
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