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Hold Your Head Up High for Not “Making It”
Hold Your Head Up High for Not “Making It” written by: Nick Gerrard - Social relationships do not just skip in and out of existence...
Tengo cáncer, Un Puto Cáncer
Tengo Cáncer, Un Puto Cáncer written by: Leyre Ramos - Tengo un cáncer, si un puto cáncer. No agresivo, lento, indoloro, cronificable seguramente...
It’s Time To Sew Back Our Torn Nation
It's Time To Sew Back Our Torn Nation written by: Robert W Kovacs - The other day, a profound numbness came over me. It wasn’t caused by a single...
Refugees
Refugees written by: Michael Natt - In the spring of 2022, I had a very distinct dream. In the dream, I was standing in front...
The Bench
The Bench written by: Lois Rose Mayday - A red public bench graces the footpath near my home. Old, unvarnished...
Looking Back
Looking Back written by: Dianne Moritz - It’s October, 1968. I fly to San Francisco for the weekend to rendez-vous with my college boyfriend...
Key Elements in ‘Long Way Down’
Key Elements in Long Way Down
by Jason Reynolds written by: Linda G. Hatton - Will, the narrator of Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds, tells how his older brother...
Echoes of a Silent City
Echoes of a Silent City written by: Dawn Minott - The city that never sleeps… finally closed its eyes...
A Green and Pleasant Land
A Green and Pleasant Land written by: Sarah Das Gupta - The chalk downland which stretches from Farnham in the north to the...
Becoming a Couplet
Becoming a Couplet written by: Catherine Arra - My second ten-year marriage was finally dead after an additional ten years of on-again-off...
Kenny Rogers’ Adventure
Kenny Rogers' Adventure written by: Dawn DeBraal - My finger hovers over the Maury County Lost Pets and Mule Town Facebook pages...
Darwin Rules
Darwin Rules written by: Clive La Pensée - When a racing car, or locomotive, moves away from us...
When Flowers Spoke to Me
When Flowers Spoke to Me written by: Shanti Chandrasekhar - In our front garden, when I watched my mother tending to roses, dahlia, sunflower, marigold...
My Dear Law School Soldier Pal
My Dear Law School Soldier Pal written by: Luisa Kay Reyes - You are married with a sweet little daughter now, so I prefer not to use your real name...
