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The Deafening Din of the Nighttime Agitation
The Deafening Din of the Nighttime Agitation written by: Veronika Kordikowski My friend so and so, she...
Still No Guava
Still No Guava written by: Erica Lin Home is a spunky house painted slate gray, a cute...
Reader’s Digest
Reader’s Digest written by: Victoria Mascord I had never been to America before. When I first told...
Born Equal
Born Equal written by: Jegadeesh Kumar @jekay2ab As the temple procession entered Perumal Koil Street, the people...
Diana’s Smile
Diana’s Smile written by: Russell Colclough Pray for mother, O boys of the house. Her sunflower smile...
Generational
Generational written by: Duane L Herrmann I remember yearning: yearning for a kind word, yearning for a...
How’s Business, Alright?
How’s Business, Alright? written by: David Milner Restive this morning was Moira, his mother, and dressed way...
Tribute To An Unknown Soldier
Tribute To An Unknown Soldier written by: Yemi Alabi This kiss could be the last This hug...
The Mantle
The Mantle written by: Alison Fagan “I might leave it for now.” The words pelted hard on...
Love and Time
Love and Time written by: Gabriella Balcom Biting her lip, Kryssi stared at the river but kept...
And All That Jazz
And All That Jazz written by: Angela Huskisson 1929 Tuesday’s child has far to go. My mother...
Bound For Australia
Bound For Australia written by: Linda Joyce Cooper Southampton Docks We did go Bound for Australia 2pm...
Mother’s Kiss
Mother’s Kiss written by: Joseph L.M. Sturm @jlmsturm Sometimes a mother is a wife and a daughter;...
The Surprise
The Surprise written by: Victor Roy Kirwan I “Oy!” Somebody in the seat behind nudged me. “The...
