The Tempest

Ann Christine TabakaApril 2, 2020

The Tempest written by: Ann Christine Tabaka @TabakaChris   The ocean slapped her in the face as large waves crested over the bow. Rocking side to si...

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Pestilence Shards

Michael BallMarch 31, 2020

Pestilence Shards written by: Michael Ball @whirred   I. Irony Have we time and heart space for irony (even for the athletic) while the plague s...

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…On Poetry and Fiction Just “One Word” Away (“Time”)

Phyllis P. ColucciMarch 29, 2020

…On Poetry and Fiction Just “One Word” Away ("Time") written by: Phyllis P. Colucci @FictionTarot   One word becomes one idea, becomes one sentence,...

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Streets

David DephyMarch 28, 2020

Streets written by: David Dephy   Looking at the empty streets. Beauty needs to be seen. I know you are happy out there on the other side of emptines...

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Agate Hunting

Jim BatesMarch 26, 2020

Agate Hunting written by: Jim Bates   After we waved good-bye to the last of the guests, Janet turned to me and asked, "Where's Evan?" "I think he's ...

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Youth

Paul Anthony ObeyMarch 24, 2020

Youth written by: Paul Anthony Obey @TheInvisiblePo1   Through the immature prism, great thinkers emerge, Generations of bastardised thinking, Weakne...

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Lock Down

Carmen BacaMarch 22, 2020

Lock Down written by: Carmen Baca @carmen_author   “Lock down, lock down. We are now on lock down.” The receptionist’s voice came over the school int...

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Roots and Wings

sidonamarieMarch 21, 2020

Roots and Wings written by: sidonamarie @sidonamarie   The roots of my soul Burrow deep The storm winds Push and pull My roots dig and grasp Fed o...

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Simply The Best

Eamon O'LearyMarch 19, 2020

Simply The Best written by: Eamon O'Leary   The trial had tongues wagging and now a guilty verdict. The middle-aged, high profile businessman charged ...

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Interview Q&A With Greg Massey

Greg MasseyMarch 17, 2020

Interview Q&A with Greg Massey   We offer our first and exclusive Q&A Interview with Greg Massey, a writer whose literary works have been feature...

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The Windy Morning

Eric Robert NolanMarch 15, 2020

The Windy Morning written by: Eric Robert Nolan @ericrnolan1   The gales cry, their sounds rise, so strangely like the wailing of children. The gal...

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Our Funeral

Karen MooneyMarch 14, 2020

Our Funeral written by: Karen Mooney @1karenmooney   There were no flowers or cards of condolence Yet there was a death, a death of us No handshakes,...

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Regrets

Carl ParsonsMarch 12, 2020

Regrets written by: Carl Parsons   He’d been away a long time. Now he was home again—in the same town where he’d been born decades ago. But why had he...

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Uncle George

Gary S. CrawfordMarch 10, 2020

Uncle George written by: Garry S. Crawford @crawsat   October 1999 Here comes someone. Wonder who it is? Probably wants something. No one ever com...

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