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The Caregiver
The Caregiver written by: Pamela R Winnick Liz heard a howl from upstairs. Startled, she dropped her...
Prisoner Five Eight
Prisoner Five Eight written by: John Lane With most business on lockdown, more and more stringent rules...
Beacon
Beacon written by: Edward McCloud Keep a fire burning For soon I’ll be returning From my journey...
Perchance To Dream
Perchance To Dream written by: Michael Danese @danesemc The warm early morning light was streaming through a...
Apples and Oranges
Apples and Oranges written by: Jim Bartlett Old habits die hard. The saying sticks in my gullet...
On A Tired Housewife
On A Tired Housewife a poem by: Anonymous Here lies a poor woman who was always tired,...
The House
The House written by: Carmen Baca @carmen_author “Don’t you dare hit me!” “Don’t fight me.” The man...
My Powerstation Wife
My Powerstation Wife written by: David M. Donachie When the Mayor first suggested using my wife as...
A Cuckoo Clock Christmas
A Cuckoo Clock Christmas written by: Lee Dunn @66human I brought you a present ‘Twas an old...
Two Bedrooms Out The Back
Two Bedrooms Out The Back written by: Peter Farrar It was the smell I noticed. It arrived...
All Hallows
All Hallows written by: Maggie O’Brien Gather around me. Listen. Draw near. I’ll tell you a tale...
Who Were They!?
Who Were They!? written by: Miss Kanishka An exhausted month it was; She sat tired and gasped...
Bon Odori
Bon Odori written by: Tim Gardiner @timgardiner3 The Bon Festival of the Dead is the perfect night...
The Milker
The Milker written by: Phyllis Souza The year was 1936. Frank stood on the wide-sweeping porch of...
