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  • Island Castle
    FictionMysteryThriller
    By Adriana Philips
    January 16, 2023
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    The Mystery of Cash Castle: Part 9

    Nia’s cab stops at a dead end, where a sidewalk to the left leads to the castle. After getting her bags from the trunk and seat, Nia thanks the driver, who tips his hat and drives off. Nia starts walking towards the castle underneath a canopy of palm trees and twittering birds. Nia takes no ...
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  • Shattered glass pieces
    RelationshipsFictionPoetry
    By Ritu Anand
    December 12, 2022
    342
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    Picking Up Her Broken Pieces

    In a faraway land called Afghanistan, I hear her break his wine goblet, shattering the bowl to tiny bits. Bouncing, ricocheting off surfaces, broken pieces scatter to places unseen. He bellows, blames, name calls her. She screams back. Her voice, strong and bold echoes through the walls. Every crawling ant stops. He uses his hands ...
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  • A Scary looking Gecko
    CreativityPoetryMemories
    By Ritu Anand
    September 19, 2022
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    A Productive Day at Work

    My brother swings open his office door, and a gecko scurries along. They trade looks. Briefcase slides off his sweaty palms, and he sits at the edge of the chair. What if she jumps on to me? What if she hangs from the ceiling to fall into my lap? I still remember that lizard. I ...
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  • Village loaded guns
    EnvironmentFamilyPoetryMemoriesLifestyle
    By Ivor Steven
    June 13, 2022
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    What Happened to Motherland?

    In the town’s village squareUnder the shady chestnut treeI silently rested thereAnd thoughtfully asked the old tree“Can you keep me safe here?Protect me from what I cannot see”       Away from loaded guns      Pointed at daughters and sons      Away from bullets and bombs      Meant for dads and ...
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  • Broken glass
    MemoriesEnvironmentEntertainmentCultureCreativityFantasyFamilyRelationshipsFiction
    By Lorelei
    February 21, 2022
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    The Looking Glass

    I’m always stopping short, butting against the glass. I know if I made a fist, a proper fist, and swing, I could shatter it. But every time, I only end up with my fingers leaving prints and streaks as I watch, afraid to be seen. It’s only my careful reflection that needs to be known. ...
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  • Boulder
    EnvironmentLifestyleNonfictionCultureBusinessCreativityMemories
    By Lorelei
    January 24, 2022
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    Sisyphus

    I am the definition of insanity and a god of abandoned dreams. Glory, I’ve left behind. I extend my hands and roll my stone up mountains of good intentions and career paths. I have yet to reach the top of any of them. I’m finished. I fall to my knees and say, “I give up.” ...
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  • Black with Blood Red Text
    FantasyHorrorCreativityFictionEntertainment
    By Keely Messino
    October 25, 2021
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    Help Wanted

    I’ve always loved Halloween! So when I saw the black and red advertisement on social media asking for haunted house people, I applied without a second thought. “Sign-ups for haunters—50 bucks a night, free pizza, and scare the shit out of people.” I left a note on the chalkboard: Mom, gone out. Might not be ...
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  • hand figure glass photo
    CultureEnvironmentHealthMediaCreativityPoetry
    By Heather Hancock
    September 27, 2021
    822
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    Humanity Lost

    Grief and loss most profound Teeters on shaking ground Molten rivers of tears Erupt from latent fears Mouth silenced by a mask Pressured to take the vaxx Division, hatred, strife Slowly devalues life Media’s shame and blame Stokes embers into flames As depression taunts Loss of freedom haunts  Our dreams. Photo by Alex Dukhanov on ...
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  • Twin Towers Light Tribute
    CreativityRelationshipsLifestyleNonfictionHistoryMysteryEnvironment
    By LC Ahl
    September 11, 2021
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    Getting Away With Murder

    September 11, 2001, is a day Americans will never forget. Over three thousand people were murdered that day in New York City. A tragedy unlike any other we have ever witnessed. And while the world was grieving the loss of loved ones and strangers, a select few chose to cover up their own evil murders ...
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  • silhouette of a girl bathed in light
    MemoriesHomeCultureCreativityEnvironmentFamilyPoetry
    By Heather Hancock
    August 30, 2021
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    A Moment Outside Of Time

    My twelfth summer – the ocean of my innocence – cast an asteroid into my sea – pulling me down, like a milestone around my neck. Gigantic ripples broke the time barrier, touching every moment forward, etching every word wielded as a whip, like the rings inside a tree. The catalyst imploded the house of ...
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