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Answering Machine (At the Sound of the Tone)A Poem by Christina May ShanabergJust writing down what we have to live with everyday; it drives me crazy! |
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Dial ToneA Poem by SheActsLikeSummerI pull out a silver coin, much resembling the moon on this very night... |
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The Homecoming SurpriseA Story by Charley KendrickPhyllis has been in hospital and returns home to a surprise |
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I Could Have Died!A Story by prettyboyThe roommates have not paid the phone bill. There are shenanigans. |
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chevre de la solitudeA Poem by Anna Auel“I buried my heart beneath your walls the only place I ever felt at home.” crossing the street, admiring the elegant laundress𱉮.. |
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Spider Webs and Telephone CallsA Poem by Jessica GillitzerI don't want to talk but you keep calling. |
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First EntryA Story by Fetish EwingA short stream-of-consciousness of the mind of a person stricken with socio-disaffective disorder. |
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ReachlessA Poem by Linda Marie Van TassellReachless (by phone) - Keeping The Distance - Protecting My Heart |
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Tips to Pick Up the Best Telephone Answering Servi..A Story by Allison DavidThese are some questions that bother business owners in the UK. Well, there are several myths about these virtual services and breaking these myths is.. |
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Need for telephone answering serviceA Story by Allison DavidIt’s time for your customers to be answered 24 hours a day by employing the virtual receptionist services. |
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I was, I was not.A Poem by gabiaimeeStill barely grasping that memories are not even real. |
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No cows to look atA Poem by Robert RonnowNo cows to look atI hear the truck trafficEverything changes like cloudsThe page this poem is on burnsComing from the funeral with friendsTalking on t.. |
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Missed CallA Poem by MeganDrawn out sighs over e x t e n d e d telephone calls. Distant hearts remain strangled within cordless thoughts, while the silent scream of h.. |
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The CallerA Story by MelissaAndresShort fictional story about a young man who calls a suicide lifeline and the nervous person on the other end of the line. |
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