Sheepyblue

God's suicide note.

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One day, dad brought home one too many secrets.

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A new mum questions what she knows about herself, alone in a labour ward with her brand new baby.

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Just a draft of a poem, not really sure if the ending is right.

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Chapter One of 'My Nonna's Recipe.' Living in the shadow of her artsy, eccentric cousin Maria, her overbearing and pushy Italian family and food, food, food, Michelle is sarcastic, witty and on point as she lets you in to her life one night at a Sunday family dinner. Buon Appetito!

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For Christian Turner, the traffic literally is a nightmare.

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Inspired by poetry, a tale of an Irish farmer.

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This piece was written as a horror landscaping exercise in a creative writing lesson.

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When Lindsey drove away from the man in the car park, she didn't know he'd be waiting for her again later...

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A few friends decide to meet up in an empty classroom to study for upcoming exams...Of course, someone just HAD to leave that candle lying about, didn't they?

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The world is being taken into a new ice age, and it's people are fleeing for the equator. All, that is, except for Zeke, who has decided to take his chances in the abandoned North.

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A writer takes a trip down memory lane

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Grieving from the death of his wife, former master thief Matej finds himself at the center of a strange conspiracy after he pockets an unusual coin. Set in an alternate nineteenth century Prague, The Coin probes the dark underbelly of a city and the human lust for power.

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A Poem. Wish you were here.

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When it's your daughter that goes missing from school, it's hard to keep things in perspective...

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They tear into me with their jagged teeth: blood, skin, and everything in between.

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Sometimes it's the little moments that count the most. The most simple moments that can mean the most...to any of us.

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Covert agent Nick Turner, finds himself at a remote church ruin seeking answers to the disappearance of colleagues, including his father. In his quest, Nick uncovers a bitter truth.

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poem: a nonet

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It's a story of a soldier who sacrificed for his motherland. it's a small story. the moment how the brave soldier dies in the wars for their nations and people. it is dedicated to all the soldiers(the whole world) who sacrificed and are sacrificing of their motherlands. Rest in Peace to all the brave soldiers...............

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David's parents and the doctors are at a loss. He's in constant pain from the light. No one can live in total darkness, can they?

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It was nothing, just some letters written on a dirty window. It could be a decade old for all I know. Nothing. Really.

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A brief poem dedicated to those strong enough to toss away their insecurities.

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A Poem (villanelle) - Loving a child can be hard sometimes.

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Understand, dear reader, that Rocco was not a problem neighbor. His crime was that he liked to help people, and was good with a hammer.

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Thornton asked: How young does a new life need to be for abuse to lead to a damaged soul?

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A Pretentious Lolly Sucker

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personal poetry

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personal quote

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Blue eyes, oh so bright, You warm my heart with your personal light. My heart flutters at one sight, All I can think of at night Is you.

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I’m metaphorically drowning, My face burnt from my tears. I possess all the signs of illness, But it is not one.

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Scarlett can't sleep so her boyfriend comes and helps her out.

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• 299 reads

A Mother's Day story about a mother who doesn't see the point of it all.

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personal poetry

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Life on death row from a very personal viewpoint.

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Just a lonely girl in the big wide world

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An observer watches a drama unfold between two sailors and a great blue heron, only to find he is not an observer at all.

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A short look at the strange life of a man who knows what he loves: cutting grass.

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A group of highs-school kids try to understand why a guy from their school killed himself, and slowly they discover that it was their faults

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The Day in The Life of a patient and sometimes angry cashier.

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A teenage girl, isolated from her peers and life in general, lives in a home of domestic violence and alcoholism...and dreams of an escape.

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• 331 reads

Shortly after Donovan and Angela are engaged, a strange woman begins to stalk them, and thats not the strangest part.

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Life passes us by so quickly...

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(or Eleazar's Valentine's Escapade) A short blurp about a boy looking for a little teenage love on a lonely Thursday night...

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You left your diary on the bus. I'm returning it to the address stated inside the front cover. Yours faithfully, Peter.

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My first attempt at writing a book in a long time, wish me luck

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Do you remember those places of your childhood which held fond memories? What would you do if those memories became nightmares...

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Poem about a dead bird.

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Just another poem I found myself writing to get thoughts out of my head.

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Poem about motives for doing some not so great things. Never actually happened. But whatever.

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Teenagers need to realize that they have a choice in the decisions they make. It's all up to them.

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A young woman saves a tired old house from dereliction.

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I've become someone I hated and it took me a while to finally like myself.

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There's a new experiment that finds people their perfect match, through science.

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• 185 reads

Bits and pieces of a childhood spent in my grandmother's backyard, interwoven with fiction.

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Competition entry

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a man struggles with choosing the best options for his child...

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To the person who abandoned me. This is for you.

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Lily Therr, a woman who did not believe in God... She didn't believe in anything. But one cold night, she found out...

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When Charlie Notts starts at school, Gwynnie decides now might be the time to start being a girl. Buy it on Amazon: http://amzn.to/qNPFgW

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Hitlers masterplan for a super race has deadly repercussions.

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Perhaps you can fix me?

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Kitty is having issues that she can't always deal with when she's alone.

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A short story about property re-development, oh, and a past murder, and entrapment.

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For those who know, and for those who dont know about Lady Mondegreen this is a short tale about things misheard.

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A woman is walking down the beach. She sees a children's bucket sitting in the sand. She flips it over. She'll never forget what she finds.

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A young man is forced to decide whether or not to pull the plug on his father who is dying from cancer.

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There's a new experiment that finds people their perfect match, through science.

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Dream interpretation by a qualified professional can sometimes be less than revealing.

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A relationship... What is wrong

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Here begins some prosetry unpacking, a short story hoping to find with time that vagaries will fade, wisdom will appear.

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An empty subway car in the middle of the night becomes populated with guilt from the past.

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Splurging treacle like through mud that tried to suck of your feet!

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An open-ended piece of flash fiction.

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What girls I have cherished.

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'January'. It all started with that damned prompt for a picture... and then Naomi just had to lose her notepad...

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I don't remember anything, or how I got here. I feel pulled by something in the distance.

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The drunken post-mortem of a failed relationship

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Alastair Pendry was a normal man. Or at least he'd like to think he was.

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A simple idea of what you might do on a bus commute to work. Especially a double decked bus.

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personal poetry

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My first story. About 3 boys,from 3rd person perspective.Haunted house,glass hut and a meadow.Read to find out more.

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Yet no one sees me, no one senses me, no one howls my name because I ceased to exist on the day tried to name me…

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Stephanie goes to work and within an hour, her boyfriend's day-off becomes very different to the normal routine.

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a contemporary poem about an evil faced everyday.

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A young girl triumphs in a world dominated by overbearing adults.

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In life we fall in love, but it doesn't always have a happy ending. Clara's story seems like a lifelong romance, but it didn't last.

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Is it too much to ask for?

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We are made of stardust.

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Facing up to life without Grandad.

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• 308 reads

Spew of thoughts that came to me while sitting in a parking lot.

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Against. Trafficking,slavery,exploitation of children

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There's a new experiment that finds people their perfect match, through science.

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• 91 reads

Kaylee, a young girl, stays with her teacher to help him pack for the summer, but instead finds herself getting raped by him.

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A woman watches from the same window for 50 years, and captures the life of a stranger as she grows older.

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Her son finds it on a beach. Is that writing? What it is she doesn't know. What it says she might regret ever wanting to find out...

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Mummy is tired. Very tired. What she really needs is a good night's sleep.

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She notices the red mark when cleaning and tries everything she can to get rid of it. But it's not just about a stain.

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Dear childhood, just a few words to let you know How very much I miss you.

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Sat in an exam, time is up.

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Robert finds himself face to face with "the" devil.

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In the small wood, where the foliage is always green and rainy, a girl reminisces of a time long gone by.

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It's metastatic and it's killing you quick; this cancer is home grown.

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Dusk at the Thames is peaceful. Serene. Unlike his mind, dark, cacophonic. Date finished: August 13, 2012.

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Walking alone through deserted streets at night is not always the safest option.

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Trick or treat at your peril.

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I'm on the fast train to hell.

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An unusual moment in a usual scene.

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Annie is enjoying her peace and quiet and looking forward to taking care of her roses. Then the phone rings...

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• 432 reads

Suddenly my passive baby mutated into a travelling disaster. This run-about-baby's exploits are simply legendary.

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If we could only outsmart our intelligent chocolate lab, all would be well.

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You discard me to impress those who should not matter and try to find something better within a woman because it is safe.

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Some family members never put themselves out to help others. Then comes an unexpected opportunity.....

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Morning arrived softley

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(Flash Fiction) With so much wanting, so little fulfillment, the problem's solution seems totally out of reach for some.

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Staying over at the party seemed like a good idea at the time...

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After Kaylee's rape, her crush Levy visits her and notices something different about her.

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When you relax the rules, people take advantage.

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A place that echoes the words of love left unsaid..

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Ekphrastic poem - based on American Gothic by Grant Wood.

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There were good guys in this world, there were bad guys, and there were them. Actually scratch that, they were the bad guys.

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A brief, rather mysterious account of dodgy but handsome bearded men, wonderfully clever dialogue, and delicious contradictions.

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Riding home in a hot car after a day at the beach - is there anything better? Or worse?

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Anesidor Sumian dreams of escaping from a gradually shrinking world and the confines of a disapproving society. (Maryland, 3929)

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The fruits of the Spirit are evident actions, sometimes we get it right, other times ...

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I'm just gonna leave this right here... feel free to read it, if you'd like.

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A POEM by VALORMORE

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Everyone remembers where they were and what they were doing. Some people remember every day in the same amount of detail.

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Annie celebrates her 100th birthday, and reflects on her life.

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Me and my big mouth. All I had wanted to do was make my life a bit more exciting, if only for a few moments.

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When whispers become war, blood washes the world red.

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Having recently read a book of startling facts of this country's meat supply, purging was the only remedy for depression.

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Humanity from nature's perspective.

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Just a very short story about the rain and a beast.

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What has to wait only once but lasts an eternity.

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Kaylee stays with her teacher to help him out, but instead finds herself getting raped by him and later on pregnant with his child.

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What price are we prepared to pay to avenge someone we love?

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When you've been raised by demons, nothing is ever as it seems...

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There's a new experiment that finds people their perfect match, through science.

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Just read it.

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It's Kathy's birthday, so she decides to put on her birthday suit (i.e. nothing at all).

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The main character of no specified name/gender relives his/her brother's death. Moral: Don't do anything stupid while driving. Cars are big.

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Because some people need to be pushed

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The escape, the chase, the conflict.

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A very short story on a bereaved family's reaction when the vicar pays them a visit.

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Humans are *never* sarcastic.

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Where I am is in the beauty.

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To lose a thought is to wonder how they are found in the first place.

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A writer goes into a cafe to try and find inspiration for his next story. The results are not what he expected.

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Two strangers on a tube (train) journey get more than they bargained for.

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I had to write this for a school history essay, and I felt it fits in with my theme, so post your opinions, thanks guys! :)

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This is the first part of my story, I hope you enjoy it, thanks for reading!

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Some are still asking: Is that all there is?

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#Across the Ages

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Part 2, enjoy guys, I really appreciate it if you rate and comment, it means a lot to me, thanks!

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This is the third part, excuse me for my mistakes, I'm writing on a horrible keyboard which I just can't get used to, my apologies, chaps!

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A po-em about fishermen.

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I've tried to make a few improvements, haven't had chance to proof read it so I must apologise for any spelling errors!

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A chance meeting with a stranger on a rain-soaked desolate night results in justice, of sorts.

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After a life changing and horrifying tragedy, Olivia struggles to nourish her relationships with the people she cares about.

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Poetry is art, poetry is fun

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I just want to curl up and die when I think of her lips on his cheek...

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Describing my recent experience of getting "inked."

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Some prairie prose.

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Death and Life. Night and Day. Different as can be. But are they really represented in the way we humans think they are?

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Kaylee stays with her teacher to help him out, but instead finds herself getting raped by him and later on pregnant with his child.

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Make your mind up time!

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And in silence I sit. What we miss because we dream on what we see on the computer screen.

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He signaled for me to open my mouth. So I slowly, begrudgingly obeyed, exposing my teeth, like prey showing its weakness to its predator.

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A poem

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Morning on a winter's day

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I hate my job. I look look like a stalker in my uniform. I don't like picking up the "garbage" And it's freaken hot outside.

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A short poem capturing the true emotions and feelings of soldiers fighting for what they believe in.

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A-Z of Alice's life.

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There's a new experiment that finds people their perfect match, through science.

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personal poetry

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True love is shared, till death us do part, and perhaps beyond. But we do depend on the good grace of others to hold our secrets close.

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A poem about negative experiences I've had with the church. It's poetic prose influenced by the style of spoken word and slam poetry.

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Just a poem I made.

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Have you ever seen the rain fall against the silvery light of the moon?

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An excerpt from a project of mine, about HE and SHE (names withheld at the moment). This is my first post on ReadWave and I am excited.

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Some beach-vacation prose.

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We pretend that we co-exist with them. That’s our side of the story; we don’t care about their’s.

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A short horror story wrote for a contest.

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A glimpse into the struggle of a teenager burdened with the weight of genius.

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A young boy faces the truth about his father, with the help of a real life hero. Inspired by an event during the 1930s World Fair.

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We are a selfish lot!

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a young girl tries to process a family tragedy

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Shattered souls love quickly mends Love is a mentor, love is a friend

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Ever heard a particular set of words that instantly gave you that sinking feeling - or made you want to run?

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200 word limit. Social Anxiety~

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A look at life through the eyes of a struggling teenage single mother.

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They never knew it hurt his pride to tell the teacher fathers died?

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I got this prompt and decided to actually exercise my writing!

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And you show up at my door and tell me you won't hurt me anymore.

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A short, but not sweet story about cake baking

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My true story...

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Mad love that led to a Massacre

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A poem.

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