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  • A woman in a red dress within a dark forest landscape
    Prose PoetryPoetry
    By Scarlett Faye
    March 17, 2025
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    Misery

    Oh, woe to me. I rue the day I ever met you. An innocent, petite angel, I believed you to be. A victim of hate, having little friends, you took my pity and softened my heart. Little did I realize, the ones who deserted you were no villains or enemies. They became warriors reborn and ...
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  • Kishen and Wasim meet for the first time in Pakistan
    CultureMemoir & AutobiographiesNonfiction
    By Sunita Lodwig
    November 4, 2024
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    We Are Brothers

    Mummy has no clue that her first cousin, Kishen Arora, has been residing in San Diego for years. Bhaboji’s (mom’s mother) youngest brother is his father. Over time, his older brothers left India to travel across the continents. Kishen and his spouse, Bonnie, travel back to the old country. They have been going back and ...
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  • Cooking a Rice Dish
    Memoir & AutobiographiesCooking, Food & DrinkNonfiction
    By Sunita Lodwig
    September 16, 2024
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    Tomato Rice and Raita

    “Join me at my place for lunch and let’s prepare mouthwatering Indian cuisine.” The suggestion came from Leslie, our Caucasian friend who loves Asian food. There are three of us in total. Both Anila and I come from Indian heritage. The proposal urges me to search through my assortment of clippings, handwritten scraps, and a ...
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  • Candlelight
    CreativitySelf-Help & RelationshipsPoetry
    By Scarlett Faye
    December 4, 2023
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    Judas

    Oh, my dear Judasyou once meanteverything. We played, laughedand fought demonstogether. We wanted to liveand take on thecruel world. But your family hatedme hanging out withsomeone like you. Your loved onesdidn’t appreciate mebeing a part of your life. Instead of defendingme against them andremaining a true friend? You abandoned me toan emotional hellevery time. I ...
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  • Bleeding hearts
    Self-Help & RelationshipsPoetryMemoir & Autobiographies
    By Scarlett Faye
    November 20, 2023
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    Best friends for never

    Best friends for neveris what we havebecome. Time can never healthe rift and distancebetween us. An angel turned demonis what you areto me. “Misery loves company,”is what people saidabout you and I. Like a blinded fool,I could not seethis eye-opening truth. “No good deed goes unpunished,”is a spoken truth Inow believe. Best friends for neveris ...
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  • After an Argument
    Parenting & FamilyMemoir & AutobiographiesNonfiction
    By Sunita Lodwig
    October 30, 2023
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    Along Memory Byways

    Random Checking John and I are flying to Canada. We landed at the Montreal Dorval airport. As passengers disembark the plane, an airport official approaches and asks me to leave the crowd. To the officer’s surprise, John steps out along with me. They also asked another gentleman in the group to step aside. We are ...
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  • tearful soul
    EntertainmentCreativityPoetry
    By Scarlett Faye
    October 30, 2023
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    Desert

    Thirty days and thirty nightscan never be enoughto get over you. The light you broughtinto my life is nowa distant memory. Every time I close my eyesI envision the happinessI thought I brought you. You disappeared into the coldwinter night, leaving meto the unforgiving wilderness. Abandoned by you, I try to livefighting my demons andblack, ...
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  • Johnny and Freddie
    Parenting & FamilyMemoir & AutobiographiesNonfictionCreative Nonfiction
    By Sunita Lodwig
    July 24, 2023
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    A Hawaiian Manicure and Other Glimpses

    A HAWAIIAN MANICURE A week-long cruise around the Islands in Hawaii was decided by the Turkey group, a Bell Labs softball team. It is a non-stop fun time. On-board cultural classes are offered. I have opted for hula-dancing lessons, while others enrolled in ukulele classes, or the art of stringing leis. On the first day, ...
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  • Houses of neighbors
    Health & WellnessCultureLifestyleHistoryRomanceCreativityParenting & FamilySelf-Help & RelationshipsPoetryMemoir & AutobiographiesHome & GardenEnvironment
    By Ritu Anand
    May 23, 2022
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    Neighbors

    Those were the days when neighbors took pride in knowing each other by first and last names Kids, pets included. O, those were the days… Those were the days when neighbors exchanged tomatoes, potatoes, and onions Milk included. O, those were the days… Those were the days when neighbors drove their cars, trucks, and trolleys ...
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  • Monarch Butterfly Draws Nectar
    TravelEnvironmentCreativityParenting & FamilyFictionPoetryFantasy
    By Ritu Anand
    May 9, 2022
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    Eulogistic Ballad—By a Butterfly

    We were young, still in our cocoons when we first met. Flora morphed into a beautiful butterfly, sooner than me. Her wings—the colors of fire, lit the sky. Her flutter stirred many, to reach and pocket her. But free minded, she held her own, unwilling to be caught.   With a grand vision to travel ...
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