Pretty Good Tours, Ltd. Expands Its Base by Anita G. Gorman
Pretty Good Tours, Ltd. Expands Its Base The executive staff of Pretty Good Tours, Ltd. had...
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Catch by Scott Parson
Catch Candace hated playing catch with Doug. She was terrible at it, and felt bad they...
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The New Peace by Joseph J. Kozma
The New Peace (1945) Cold, like the basement Brought upstairs in the winter, Steaming a while,...
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Daybreak in Manhattan by Joseph J. Kozma
Daybreak in Manhattan At daybreak, Cool and misty even in Manhattan, Garage doors open And the...
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Untitled Cinquain by Cynthia Sharp
Untitled Cinquain moonlit cherry petals under fireflies and stars the love I still believe will...
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Mama Says by Katelyn Eden Long
Mama Says Hold this, mama says & I do; wads of lace with grass stains growing deep, dirty...
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Transformer Wife by Edward Gauthier
Transformer Wife Last night, this husband fixed lunch for the next day. I thought I’d be...
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Untitled by Ayaz Daryl Nielsen
Untitled let us have the light left within awaken lifted and renewed clear eyes sight-smoothed...
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Untitled by Ayaz Daryl Nielsen
Untitled indifferently an interstate bridge spans over abandoned ruins of the old homestead...
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How Strange is this Sun Kissed Winter by Ken L. Jones
How Strange is this Sun Kissed Winter The almost unrecognizable anthills are noticed By sparrows...
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Unbeknownst to Her by Ken L. Jones
Unbeknownst to Her I am starting to understand this patchwork river whose Petals are haunted by my...
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A Fair Trade by Stan Cobalt
A Fair Trade Jordan looked out at the flat expanse of Kansas before him. He heard that long...
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Change in Weather over Many Days by Erin Michaela Sweeney
Change in Weather over Many Days “Tibu to mmm’aane, what am I?” The lanky old man still...
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Porcelain Never Leaves by Rasmenia Massoud
Porcelain Never Leaves If we referred to any of our mother’s treasures as...
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Rearview Mirror by John W. Dennehy
Rearview Mirror Afternoon sun reflected through the common area windows. Melvin sat with his...
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The Inferno by Abby Lewis
The Inferno I gravitate toward the people Who have been through hardships. The people who have...
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Procession by Rodrigo Ribera d’Ebre
Procession In retrospect, it was the worst mistake Rebecca had ever made. She ruined a man’s life....
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OK? Cupid? by Jesse Weiner
OK? Cupid? “Why am I here again?” I mumble to myself as I futz with my wine glass. I’m...
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All Journeys are Metaphors by David Anthony Sam
All Journeys are Metaphors The winter sea makes blades of every northern wind of every breaking...
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Guardian by Austin Conner
Guardian I stand outside my king’s palace, my stone body towering over the city. My brother is to...
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