The world is made of stories
A hungover journalist is on a parade press trip through the streets of Manhattan in 2077, all things futuristic. Comm'd by Syfy channel UK.
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The world’s accelerated chaos begs perhaps unanswerable questions. One must regret it’s not an American exclusive problem.
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I nice quick read, thanks for the poem Odin Roark
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Lyrical polemic Odin Roark
Behind every line on his face, beneath papery skin and rotten breath, a man waits for his happiness.
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Moving story, Peter Nunis. The old man's life and perspective were very touching!
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An interesting, sad character Peter Nunis. Is rather in need of a proofread, however.
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Really pleasant story, love the concept of addressing the cat as an individual. Their demanding nature is what makes them so loveable!
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Funny stuff, this! Cats are arrogant punks. But maybe that's why we love them so much. I like this story. Thanks for sharing.
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Love this - very funny story and an excellent perspective of the common household cat!
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Amusing story, I enjoyed it
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Quirky and funny little story. I love the off-beat humour in this!
After a short visit with my father, this is what I have come to the conclusion of. It's rather depressing, really.
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Very emotionally driven and well written, thanks for sharing!
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A well written piece again B. B. Sue. Was very sad to read.
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A sad piece but very well written B. B. Sue
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Claire LeBear, thank you. Nice to see you like it :)
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Such a lovely and sad tale. I may not be a critic or anything of the sort, but I think this story is just so beautifully written...
How would a child feel during World War II, especially if his father was a Nazi?
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Interesting poem.
Please don’t panic. Since in ninety percent of the cases, there is no electricity in the pole, and no water in the tank.
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Melissa Smith Thank you so very very much. Keep coming back.
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I really enjoyed this, you have a great voice.
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Hannah Marie Boys will be boys, right? But then girls will be girls. Really happy that you enjoyed it.
an attempt at a story that has been relived through many generations of my people.
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Love this story, you can really feel the woman's pain.
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Hannah Marie thankyou :) appreciate it
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thank you for the comments :) I'm glad I got the emotions across, thank you very much for the feedback
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This is a touching and sad story. It is a shame that, by becoming a wife, a woman looses her identity. Great work!
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A very powerful and heartfelt story. Thanks for posting it.
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Heartbreaking and relatable nicolejess, the little details really make this
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Such a sad piece. I can relate to the story and I am sure others will too. Great writing.
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Oh, and thanks for your kind comments on my story.
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This was so emotional, I felt and understood your pain. Great writing.
Every school has an oddball teacher, but in mine, there was a whole clan. Meet the mad scientists. Cover illustration by Mark Beauchamp
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Great characters Bryony Harrison, any chance you could expand on this?
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No, I only intended it to be a short piece, but I am glad that you enjoyed reading it.













If anybody is interested in reading my grandfathers journal let me know. It is posted online at the WW2 museums website :)
Joey T Thanks so much Joey!!!
Dramatic and well-realised Gold.dust.0523, although there are a few grammatical errors here and there
A noble poem that's as relevant as ever, I think.