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    By Chelsea Wolfe
    April 26, 2021
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    The Sensations Of Melancholy

    “I may have the same pairs, but I know the difference between each one,” she had said with a bright smile. There were black ripped jeans skittering the light gray carpet. Only she would know if they were clean or dirty. I stood in the doorway to Dani’s room with a box pre-taped. I looked ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    March 29, 2021
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    A Safe Return

    The concept of comfort characters has always intrigued me. My definition of a comfort character is a particular character that can instantly make you feel better just by thinking about them. My comfort characters are usually characters from my friends who are writers because I can ask about them whenever I want.  The way to ...
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  • Parenting & FamilySelf-Help & RelationshipsMemoir & AutobiographiesEnvironmentEntertainmentLifestyleNonfictionCultureRomanceCreativity
    By Stephanie Wyatt
    February 15, 2021
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    Love In Quarantine

    I have been thinking a lot about the fact that a lot of people hate Valentine’s Day. I know being single on Valentine’s Day can seem lonely. I’ve always thought about it as another day to treat the people that I love. I also think it’s a good excuse to watch my favorite romantic comedies. ...
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    By Brooke_Smith93
    February 1, 2021
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    CJ And Eliza: Part Three

    | Part 1 | and | Part 2 | Buzz… Buzzzz.. Buzzzz I slowly woke from my slumber as the vibration of Eliza’s cellphone lingered. The end credits of Avengers: End Game were on the T.V. screen. My shoulder and arm tingled from the weight of Eliza’s upper body. She was cuddled up next to me. I swore our ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    September 28, 2020
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    Self-Care Is An Important Bill To Pay

    Everyone has that one activity they can do after a horrible day, and somehow it makes everything better. Music is that thing in my life for as long as I can remember. Next to reading, it’s the next thing to go when I get stressed. I always went around campus with headphones in my ears ...
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  • Atlantic Ocean
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    By Lo
    September 21, 2020
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    The Death Of A Small Town Generation – A Poem

    Thirteen years ago we walked across a church stageNow, so many of us are deadIraq, Afghanistan, or from drug overdoses[Mostly drug overdoses]Some of them? farming or fishing accidents – ButMostly drug overdosesShe called me on the phoneCame down the stairsTelephone cord like a nooseDid you hear about William?Did you hear about Carolyn?Did you hear about ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    September 14, 2020
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    The Ending Is The Most Important

    I have found myself thinking about the way things end. The ending of a television show can affect the entire journey for viewers. I mean look at the Game of Thrones television show. This would be the perfect time to rewatch the show, but the finale was met with such anger that fans refuse to ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    August 12, 2020
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    It Only Takes One Person

    I have spent a lot of time in recent weeks thinking about how one moment can affect the course of a story. The person the protagonist smiled at on page two can end up being the love of their life. This happens, in reality, all of the time. My own best friend and I met ...
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    By Scarlet Noble
    August 3, 2020
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    The Words In Everything

    The writer’s words do not have a set time; they don’t work on a schedule, and they don’t care what’s going on. But they prefer the dark. And so it became that he preferred the dark. When all the lamps go out, when the parents go to sleep, when the animals are resting, he’s up ...
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  • Dextrose Bag on IV Stand
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    By Lo
    July 27, 2020
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    Waking Up: Into The Light – Part 8

    Read Parts 1-7 My forehead prickles as a hand lifts the hair away from my face and my eyelids flicker open. Madison’s rosebud lips bloom into a grin, the corners of her eyes crinkling in the morning light. A lock of red curls falls over her face as she kisses my nose.   “Good morning, ...
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