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The Christmas Epiphany
The Christmas Epiphany written by: John Christopher - By well-established custom, saddle riders never named a foal until...
The Mirror Did Not Come as Glass
The Mirror Did Not Come as Glass written by: Elizabeth Bonsera The mirror wasn’t made of glass,...
2AM Thoughts
2AM Thoughts written by: Jherwin P. Hermosa Walk the path with steady grace, Unmoved by fortune’s fickle...
A Pilgrim’s Way
A Pilgrim’s Way a poem by: Rudyard Kipling I do not look for holy saints to guide...
All of It
All of It written by: Steve Dooré The guilt of having fun the wastefulness of boredom The...
Breaking Bread
Breaking Bread written by: Maggie Watson In the breaking of bread, all that is left behind are...
Blood Oranges
Blood Oranges written by: Carmen Frech Oliveri I want to write to those, whose skin peels, like...
Doubt
Doubt written by: Margit Horsky - She keeps asking what’s wrong with me - why I have such a long face, why I don’t talk to her...
Mr. Death is Waiting
Mr. Death is Waiting written by: Kenneth Vincent Walker I’d much rather be late I’m not quite...
Revelation
Revelation written by: Nisha Raviprasad Life is nothing but broken glass and crumpled paper, faded colors of...
When the Final Minute Chimes
When the Final Minute Chimes written by: Suman Mondal When the final minute chimes, and, sitting by...
Every Rose Has A Thorn
Every Rose Has A Thorn written by: Lindsay Soberano Wilson Every rose has a thorn, and yet...
