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Dear Father
Dear Father written by: Michelle Ayon Navajas Dear Father, Every day, I find myself pondering about you,...
Salty, Not Sweet
Salty, Not Sweet written by: Jane McCarthy - What used to be felt as connection, was now felt as confinement...
Fighting For Changes
Fighting For Changes written by: TeaBee When I was younger I was searching Seeking and finding Learning...
The Human Condition
The Human Condition written by: Hummxngbxrd The opposite of love is not hate, but fear. The human...
The Last Night of Wishful Thinking
The Last Night of Wishful Thinking written by: Simon Nadel - I felt cooler, more sophisticated. This is College Adam, I thought...
Stranger to My Own Self
Stranger to My Own Self written by: Sidrah Kazi You know i have tried multiple times to...
Dinner with Myself
Dinner with Myself written by: Luvya Sharma Last night, I had dinner with my four-year-old self. He...
Pink Goose
Pink Goose written by: Vida Penezic - Rose flies from New York to Detroit on a six am flight, then she drives...
Life Now a Day
Life Now a Day written by: Poojarani Bhoi We swipe, we scroll, we chase the light, Trapped...
Storm
Storm written by: Shinsaku Ashida Cannot stop on its own. Being a storm is painful. Questioning whether...
Conversations and Malcolm
Conversations and Malcolm written by: Chris Gee - Soldiers fired their machine guns into the largest house in the village...
Flip The Switch
Flip The Switch written by: Mary Kloster - I can guarantee you; she will have every memory that Natalie had...
