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The Progeny of Hameltown
The Progeny of Hameltown written by: Ken Gosse Another dark and stormy night, the kind you read...
The Haunting
The Haunting written by: Debbie Aruta - The house on the corner has not been lived in for decades, but recently neighbors...
The Pumpkin Heads
The Pumpkin Heads written by: Jim Bates - Mom was in the kitchen with Gran when I came down the stairs...
Train Ride
Train Ride written by: Debra Elramey Weekends, the conductor stands at the gate in his striped cap,...
My Universe
My Universe written by: Jenny Morelli No one ever talks about the empty space that exists between...
Trade of Terror
Trade of Terror written by: Srijoni My younger children bought toy guns on their birthdays. Boom! They’d...
Whispers of The Brooks
Whispers of The Brooks written by: Maria Evelyn Quilla Soleta I pass by nooks and many seasons...
Haram
Haram written by: Nancy E. Campos I watch my people, a country in despair, This burden; too...
Letter Writers’ Brigade
Letter Writers’ Brigade written by: Julie Pratt Dear Maria, You don’t know me, though we may have...
The Pain in Her Eyes
The Pain in Her Eyes written by: Fathima Zahva The pain lies in her eyes. The pain...
My Children
My Children written by: Gabriella Balcom My children, the heart of me. So strong, so intense my...
The Retreat
The Retreat a poem by: Henry Vaughan Happy those early days! when I Shined in my angel...
The Desolate City
The Desolate City written by: Shannon Winestone for the children of Gaza My spirit drifts into...
