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I Am Not Superstitious
I Am Not Superstitious written by: Viji Narayan No I am not superstitious With my university degrees...
Laughter in Sorrow
Laughter in Sorrow written by: Linette Rabsatt tears fall and yet I call your name hoping you’ll...
Just One More
Just One More written by: Leigh Cuthbert I drink to be social. I’m a happy drunk— life...
Turning Forty
Turning Forty written by: John Grey Who’s that over there, partly-hidden by shadow? Is it death? The...
Cracks of Marble
Cracks of Marble written by: N.A. Johnson - It wasn’t my occupation or obligation to help the quarreling Knox family; rather...
Denial
Denial written by: Etya Krichmar - The room smelled like stale paper and tobacco, and the heavy scent curling...
Working From Home
Working From Home written by: Michael Graeme - Working from home had never suited Jed. Okay, he’d always hated the commute to the office...
Royal Blood
Royal Blood written by: Yesmine Lagras They call me monster, but you.. you bring me sunlight in...
The Reluctant Graduate
The Reluctant Graduate written by: Jim Harrington - It was at night when the words stung the most. Even lying on his bed, facing the ceiling...
Echoes of Guilt
Echoes of Guilt written by: Adishree Deshpande - The rubber shavings fall from my desk onto the floor. Small particles fell...
Stranger to My Own Self
Stranger to My Own Self written by: Sidrah Kazi You know i have tried multiple times to...
The Nature Resembled Our Sorrow Rhythm
The Nature Resembled Our Sorrow Rhythm written by: Nowar Almihmadi Our pain collided like an eclipse. Our...
Belonging
Belonging… written by: Vedant Dobwal They still smile. They still say hi. but time was never caged...
The Five Stages of Grief
The Five Stages of Grief
When you Die in a Magdalene Laundry written by: Adele Evershed - Denial It was a week since she had died. Of course, at first, Maeve...
