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Sunsets on Mars

Doug Stanfield (Hemmingplay)December 6, 2019

Saying Goodbye Part XV Sunsets on Mars written by: Doug Stanfield (Hemmingplay) @hemmingplay "Oh no, not again," He had the quick thought as he s...

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Sunset

Glen McKenzieSeptember 19, 2019

Sunset written by: Glen McKenzie @justabitfurther shepherds of the day start to move undaunted of what happened before their progress begins now as...

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Playing With The Sun

Shraddhanvita TiwariJune 27, 2019

Playing With The Sun written by: Shraddhanvita Tiwari We played the ball yellow-red When sunbeams came to rest, Beckoning us with crimson glories O...

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Seduction

Gabriela MJune 4, 2019

Seduction written by: Gabriela M @shortprose1 the rhythm of castanets awakens the moon on opal rings your kisses spin a cricket’s hitting a crescen...

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A Love So Beautiful

Sonali MajumdarMay 13, 2019

A Love So Beautiful written by: Sonali Majumdar If you stumble upon a love, So sweet and simple Untimely, unexpected, Unadulterated, unexpressed, ...

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Texas Sunset

John R CobbJanuary 9, 2019

Texas Sunset written by: John R. Cobb @john_r_cobb When the blues beset, comes a rare Texas sunset to ease my regret....

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Sunset

Doug DonnanApril 7, 2018

Sunset written by: Doug Donnan You’ve seen the sun come and go down and down we all do know melting down into some snow all of life sighing far bel...

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Dream Of Gibraltar

Nara HodgeMarch 30, 2018

Dream of Gibraltar written by: Nara Hodge @Nara_Hodge I walked into a sunset that did not belong to me, Its vivid colours burning across the Mediter...

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The Chest

Sana Tamreen MohammedMarch 19, 2018

The Chest written by: Sana Tamreen Mohammed Waves come running to me hiding the layers of sunset, embroidered pattern in every fold. Certain things...

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Her Last Snow

Eli GarciaSeptember 9, 2017

Her Last Snow written by: Eli Garcia She never cried. From pain or fear. Or frustration. When the doctor told her softly, as best he could. At vi...

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AT THE TIME WHEN THE SUN GOES HOME

Jumahir JamuliaMay 3, 2017

AT THE TIME WHEN THE SUN GOES HOME written by: JUMAHIR JAMULIA @JumahirJamulia At the time the sun goes home At the place I used to sit At my glass...

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As Evening Draws Close…

LadyLilyMay 2, 2017

As Evening Draws Close... written by: LadyLily @AFairymary As evening draws close... dove-grey clouds polish the sun for morrows feast of fiery b...

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PS. Now Look at the Stars

Iris OrpiApril 18, 2017

PS. Now Look at the Stars written by: Iris Orpi @irisorpi You will see ten thousand sunsets different renditions of the same song and on some rando...

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Drunk On Sunsets

Sergio A. OrtizFebruary 21, 2017

Drunk on Sunsets written by: Sergio A. Ortiz @Saore To return to what we were as children we must grow inside as light filtered through sorrow. Devou...

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I live in the small town of Long Lake, Minnesota, west of Minneapolis. I worked many years as a sales and technical training instructor. I began writing seriously in 2011 by writing a poem a day for a year. I loved the process and stayed with, focusing on rhymed poems and haiku. In 2015 I met a fellow writer who encouraged me to begin writing short stories. I did. In early 2018 I submitted my first story on-line and it was featured on CafeLit. I have been off and running since then. Bridge House Publishing is releasing a collection of twenty-seven of my stories later in 2020. I love the process of coming up with an idea and creating a story that hopefully has both emotional impact and is interesting to read. I have no plans on stopping. Many thanks to Spillwords for featuring my stories, and thank you to those who read them and who voted for me. It is truly an honor to have been selected as Author of the Month.