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    By Scarlet Noble
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    An Imagined Future Part 2: Earth View

    PART 1 Three million. That is how much of humanity is left in 2119 C.E A hundred years, what happened? Too much. Not enough. This is an imagined future. But it could be real. *** Hubs and cities were two different things. Above, the world wasn’t simply dark—it was completely devoid of even the faintest ...
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    By Donna Trovato
    June 24, 2019
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    Camping Inside The Fallen Forest

    Emily and Dean hiked deep inside The Fallen Forest to reach an area rumored to be a hotspot for unusual activity. A local had drawn a map for their use, but the elderly gentleman also issued a warning for them to stay away. Dean chose to ignore the gray-haired man and made his way far ...
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  • castle, hall, window
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    By Xander S. Lee
    June 17, 2019
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    Cascade Falls – Part One

    The light from the lamp flooded over the paper on which she wrote, keeping shadows at bay while the night crept on. Her eyes threatened to shut of their own accord, and fatigue settled into her bones. At times her vision blurred. She found it hard to focus on her task. Every scratch of the ...
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    By rc360
    June 3, 2019
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    Gathering JuJu

    Two eyes struck him cold Like snowballs pelting him flush His body frozen in fear, the streets   rising up in him again, shoulders tightening Legs burning in a crouch ready to pounce & catalyze another man’s demise   His nemesis, sitting in his mind’s eye, reached in his pocket for prison house sharpness, the ...
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    By Noelle Hoyne
    May 13, 2019
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    Lily

    “Lily, slow down!” Lily didn’t want to wait for Mommy. After three days of rain, Mommy finally said it was time visit Daddy. So, Lily kept running, she knew the way. She stopped mid-run, spread her arms wide, and looked up toward the bright blue sky, squinting from the sun that was no longer blocked ...
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    By rc360
    April 29, 2019
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    In Hindsight: A Thank You (for Yusef Komunyaaka)

    Thank you for your drooping branches, Graying at the stems and leaves splaying Between me & a race soldier’s bullet. I never knew what made the wind Break so forcefully – left and unfettered, Swaying the grass in unison like a hard jazz step, Seconds before the next Martyr’s lament Whisked in quarter time to ...
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  • Moon
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    By Rene' Thompson
    April 29, 2019
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    Why, God? Why?

    Eternal life. The term eternal connotes a hereafter existence that never ends. People believe life stops when we die. Many people believe life begins when we die. Some believe death begins at birth, and then there are people who believe life begins at birth. Regardless of which perspective you believe, the commonality is life and death. ...
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    By rc360
    April 15, 2019
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    A Day At The Frosty Freeze Park: Oakland, 1986

    A Caravan of Mack trucks Rumble on top of scarred divots on Hegenberger Road Escorting in another toxic cloud The Jerry West emblem is punch drunk: Hazee’s wiped blood from his nose And Calvin’s legs got cut from under him. Frozen meat patties listlessly pop On a beat-up grill & back in the ‘hood Shit ...
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  • Nighttime pond, wooden beams
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    By Donna Trovato
    March 18, 2019
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    The Winter Witch – Kurt’s Wrath

    Click the link for part one – The Winter Witch Kurt hides under his backyard deck. He peers through wooden beams to keep watch on the house across the pond. Knee-deep snow and frigid temperatures cause him to shiver, but he refuses to go inside his home. Images of his wife’s lifeless body and her ...
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  • Parchman
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    By rc360
    March 18, 2019
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    I Barely Knew Him

    He shook with small blades of grass for a millisecond, like he was slow dancing with a dream.     Our eyes locked misty-white, vacant.   When I got to him a red-tinged hue of departure had already taken him.   I pulled a tattered letter from his fingers, the one he asked me to ...
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