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No, I Don’t Need Shoes

C. M. Knight·June 12, 2023

No, I Don’t Need Shoes written by: C.M. Knight @CalineMunruo No, I don’t need shoes I waited...

Poetry English

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I Am A Woman

Hanh Chau·March 8, 2023

I Am A Woman written by: Hanh Chau I am a woman shall not be afraid to...

Poetry English

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Two Tiny Buttons

Madison Randolph·November 26, 2022

Two Tiny Buttons written by: Madison Randolph @Madisonr1713 Marianne stood at the stove mixing a pot of...

Literature English

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Shopping

Mara Cheney·February 8, 2022

Shopping written by: Mara Cheney I’ve left my shopping partner with the intention of going home but...

Literature English

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Baby Bath, Christmas Eve

Gaynor Kane·December 22, 2021

Baby Bath, Christmas Eve written by: Gaynor Kane @gaynorkane The day is decorated with crystals, smells of...

Christmas English Poetry

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Watch Me

Maggie Claypool·September 4, 2021

Watch Me written by: Maggie Claypool @TuTuMMC She watched the group of boys, laughing and gesturing, walk...

Literature English

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I Am A Mother and So Are You

Pallavi·August 26, 2021

I Am A Mother and So Are You written by: Pallavi I struggle as much as you...

Poetry English

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The Madonna and Child

St JohnKay·April 23, 2021

The Madonna and Child written by: St JohnKay There was a Madonna and Child when everything changed...

English Poetry

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Woman

Satabdi Saha·March 8, 2021

Woman written by: Satabdi Saha Your fiery whiplash of stringed words, aimed at demeaning me, can’t scald...

Poetry English

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Daily Miracles

Kelli J Gavin·February 26, 2021

Daily Miracles written by: Kelli J Gavin @KelliJGavin I see miracles every single day My children are...

English Poetry

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Dialogue of The Unborn

Monica St Hillaire·February 13, 2021

Dialogue of The Unborn written by: Monica St Hillaire @MonicaHillaire Hello… Can you hear me? Well, I...

English Poetry

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Nebulae

Artemis Bronstein·July 13, 2020

Nebulae written by: Artemis Bronstein Umbilical dreams Twirling eternally like nebulae Tiny fingers, soft alien in your pod...

Poetry English

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Wistful Thinking (Sydney 1999)

Richard Rebel·July 8, 2020

Wistful Thinking (Sydney 1999) written by: Richard Rebel The monorail shushes out of Harbourside. It’s afternoon. The...

English Literature

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Tired

Ximena Escobar·May 10, 2020

Tired written by: Ximena Escobar @laximenin I want to be tired, and make you tired, Rest together...

Poetry English

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Laura is a native of South Florida who has spent over a decade working in the healthcare industry. She loves the outdoors and is equally at home on the beach or in the mountains. She enjoys a variety of activities, including biking, photography, yoga and hiking. Spirituality is very important to Laura and much of her writing centers around working through grief and loss. Laura also writes on a variety of other topics, in which she tries to send a positive message, adding a touch of humor when appropriate. Laura doesn't shy away from writing on darker topics as she believes it's important to embrace the shadow self. If you had to ask her what her favorite drink was, she'd most definitely say coffee. You also may have seen her cosplaying Catwoman. Laura is a lover of all animals, and owns several cats and dogs.

Time Traveler by Ernie Stricsek

I will not waste words on the preparations made for the trip I am about to describe, that’s another story in itself and probably better suited for the eyes and ears of physicists due to its highly technical nature. I will say that my journey began with the purchase of a 200-year-old farm with a large barn in Cashtown, PA, population 450, and a mere stone’s throw from the town of Gettysburg. I had studied the writings of H.G. Wells for a good many years, so the barn served me well and I was able to design and construct a vehicle that would enable me to travel through time. Given the technological advances which have occurred since Wells’ era, my time machine was of vastly superior capabilities. I performed three successful test runs to Gettysburg....

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