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  • CreativityPoetryEntertainment
    By Cameo J. Monroe
    June 1, 2020
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    My Fairytale Dream (A Poem)

    I closed my eyes And dream Of a time of Lords and Ladies Knights that fraught for honor In my dream I see A castle upon the hill Surrounded by peril Fire-breathing dragon Within is a Princess Beautiful of fire, lock, and emerald orb …Trapped… Until one day, on the back Of a great white ...
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    By Riley Irwin
    June 1, 2020
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    When It Rains, It Pours, But You Need To Keep Walking

    When it rains, it pours. It’s kind of funny– I mean this May, Phoenix had a whopping total of zero inches of rain, yet I still found myself drenched the entire month. It was quite disheartening because I was never prepared. I never seemed to have brought my raincoat and I never invested in a ...
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    By Scarlet Noble
    June 1, 2020
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    Shadowfield Chronicles, Part 3: Collection

    Part 1  Part 2 “The world was once many- but now is two: the countries of Lux and Shadowfield. Magic runs deep through them both, as potent as air. When the wars started, the beings of magic were neutral. They did not care to choose a side, and they did not want to. In the ...
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    June 1, 2020
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    To Whom Have I Become (Part 2)

    Where were you the first time you realized there was a problem? A problem so big you couldn’t wrap your head around it? I can tell you where I was, 3,000 miles away driving away from ghosts. The first time I was 20 years old, the second 39 years old. Where was I heading, you ...
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    By Scarlett Faye
    June 1, 2020
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    Paper Towns, A Poem About Loss Of Childhood

    Paper towns and cities, Arranged in perfect fashion, A bouquet of white in place. You remember the days? How we used to construct wonders, Built castles and people from scratch. Colored each one, Gave it life, Each creation a pinch of magic. Have you already forgotten? The idea of childhood imagination, That made us whole ...
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    By Scarlet Noble
    May 18, 2020
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    The Demon Who Wanders The Dreamscape

    This story exists as a companion to a previous post. You can find that post here. *** There’s a word you humans use for when something excites you. It’s used to say that something is giving you freedom. Freedom that comes after being chained down. And that freedom is addicting. You never want to let ...
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    By Xander S. Lee
    May 18, 2020
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    The Lost One – Part Two

    Kelgen sat with his legs crossed on the edge of the dead forest where he found Jethus. Branches like twisted arms wrestled in a constant breeze sweeping from the east. Under his breath, he recited a prayer to the Four Gods, the words tapping into a language that could only be understood when embracing magic. ...
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    By Lisa Post
    May 18, 2020
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    Inevitable Change

    The field was plowed, dirt turned over; fresh after a long winter’s lockdown. Hail and snow, long into spring makes the harvest uncertain.
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    May 11, 2020
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    The Curse Of The Blinking Cursor

    The plight of the blinking cursor is something that plagues me often. It usually means that every word I write seems like it was written by someone who is writing their very first sentence. My solution to this problem usually is to read some of my favorite authors. I started this because one of my ...
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    By Xander S. Lee
    May 4, 2020
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    The Lost One – Part One

    Kelgen stood amidst a dying forest, barren in the coming autumn, and looked up. Jethus hung by his neck from the branch of a large oak. The rope that strangled his throat had been pinned down by a stake at one end then tossed over the branch, where he was then forced from this life ...
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