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Mount DannyA Story by ChelseaA mountain of laundry. |
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(hi)story needs charactersA Poem by Alkonostthe rubicon crossersare few and far goneno crassy, pomp or ceezto tug the sleepy sheetsof historyto iron them, make waves, bedsor dirty themhang them .. |
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Chapter ElevenA Chapter by OcularfractureRemy spends his day off shopping at a thrift store for clothes and other things. |
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My Sock's ReincarnationA Poem by lyt4There may not be a sight more satisfying than - after immersing in soapy water, then twenty or so lathering rubs, .. |
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When The Laundry Doesn't Come CleanA Poem by Chris TaylorA poem about hiding sin and why you shouldn't |
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Laundry DayA Story by Shelley Holt-LowreyFOUND 'ER!!He found her.His smile was filled with understanding.A beautiful white toothed smile.Understood.She was just hiding... behind the box... .. |
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I don't want a hundred, I just want oneA Poem by Anna AuelI buried my heart beneath your walls the only place I ever felt at home �"Q postcard-long love note to an elegant laundress .. |
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For RentA Poem by Naomi BloomA poem about the struggle of subletting my grungy apartment. |
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The ExceptionA Poem by MunkyWrenchTrue story... |
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Like LaundryA Poem by MelobldnfrJust tired. |
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Cake StateA Chapter by Abdul Batin Osman Beyinspired by Kush Cakes |
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Liberty's LaundryA Poem by fernRefers to the old video game Arkanoid, which involved a wall of bricks you had to break through with a paddle and ball -- so you could get to the next.. |
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Brother DeathA Poem by Robert RonnowEven in the last days you need clean clothes;therefore you may be found in the laundrymornings, small task against the larger oneof not breathing. Wit.. |
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NegotiationA Poem by Robert RonnowChipmunks, squirrels collectingbitternut hickory, chirpingagainst a small owl cruisinglow beneath the trees.Everyone has gone this morningto school or.. |
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To Have Loved MaryA Poem by Robert RonnowToday is Sunday and I'm going to the oceanor maybe not. Definitely not doing the laundryor maybe I will. Moss and even a small treegrow in the rotten .. |
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