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The Wheels on the Bus
The Wheels on the Bus written by: Joel Bryant - Today, of all days, I was hoping the trip home would be hassle-free...
Courgettes
Courgettes written by: Sofia Pal - Nonna’s flowers sing in the dwindling sunshine of late-August London...
The Power to Undo
The Power to Undo written by: Jane Bradshaw Life can get lifey Deeply profound I know But...
Liminal State
Liminal State written by: June Wolfman - Rachel Conan parked her Toyota Corolla in an open space at T-Mart and Gas...
Travelling for Knowledge
Travelling for Knowledge written by: Perwaiz Shaharyar When we travel far, we observe lots of thing Like...
Nostalgia Sickness
Nostalgia Sickness written by: G. Rod Hamilton - There’s a strip of US Highway 31 that connects Indiana to Michigan, where quite...
Growth and Aging
Growth and Aging A Tanka Series written by: Mary Beth Cox Growing like bamboo: green, fast. We...
Don’t Remember Her This Way
Don't Remember Her This Way written by: C. Little - As the sun sets behind the house, its old, wooden door flies open and a small figure...
The Stepmother
The Stepmother written by: Ginny Swart - My stepmother’s name is Annabelle. She used to be my history teacher and as you can imagine...
The Journey
The Journey written by: Linda Joyce Cooper We arrived Disembarked the big ship Onto a train Across...
A Twelfth Night Flight of Fancy
A Twelfth Night Flight of Fancy written by: Pamela Ebel - Rose Calloway hurried up the walk to her front door. Just one day away from...
On a Starry Night
On a Starry Night written by: Debby Hackbarth As Christians, we celebrate Jesus’s birth in many ways....
Second Chances
Second Chances written by: Jianan Z - It plays virtually like a clichéd cinematic family reunion, doesn’t it?...
The Time Before With Genie
The Time Before With Genie written by: Chris Gee - It's what I told our hometown cops. The visit started with, of all things, a standardized test...
