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    CreativityPoetryMemoriesHomeLifestyle
    By Cameo J. Monroe
    April 25, 2022
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    Box of Memories (A Poem)

    I have a box of memoriesTidbits of this and thatThe past of good and badFrom time to time I blow off the dustPulling off the top and digging insideLooking over this and thatSeeingFeelingRememberingHow much have things really changed?For better or for worseLove and lostHere and nowI wanna laugh and cryBut I do neitherTouching the folded ...
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  • Blue envelope with plain paper
    FamilyMemoriesHomeNonfictionCreativity
    By Jasmine Bell
    June 14, 2021
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    A Letter To My Thirteen-Year-Old Self

    To My Thirteen-Year-Old Self, Hey you, it’s you, but from the future – 16 years to be exact. There are so many things that will happen to you later down the line that will literally change your life forever. I can’t even begin where to start. Girl, you are going to go on a wild ...
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  • mistakes
    FamilyMemoriesLifestyleEnvironmentHealth
    By Sarah Dowell
    November 1, 2020
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    Mistakes Have Made You Who You Are

    Making mistakes is a huge part of life. Everyone we know, even and especially the wisest people you’ve ever met, have made mistakes in their lifetimes. It’s hard to accept. On a personal level, I lie awake at night thinking about the mistakes I’ve made. It can lead to insomnia, anxiety, continuous stress, leading to ...
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  • Bride on her wedding day
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    March 2, 2020
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    An Unholy Union

    I stared at myself in the golden mirror. The light reflected off of my golden wedding dress. Mother didn’t think white was appropriate. I had a deep V-neck and a large skirt, which detracted from my slight baby bump. I was about two months pregnant and mother thought the gold would hide the glow that ...
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  • CreativityRelationshipsPoetryMemoriesLifestyle
    By Lindsey Taylor
    February 3, 2020
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    Losing Yourself

    When you’ve forgotten who you once were- your past self emerges things come to surface and you remember- memories are broken and forgotten dreams and daydreams float into the world- your present is foggy Your eyes are covered with the days’ fog- you run in a different direction looking for who you are, or once ...
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  • hourglass
    TravelCultureCreativityFamilyRelationshipsEnvironmentFictionMemories
    By Sarah Dowell
    August 12, 2019
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    Rewind The Timer Part Two

    Read part one. I flip the hourglass to see time reverse. Before my eyes, I watch time passing. It is reversing back into the moments I cherished the most. I see them. I watch everything go by. Is this how they really were?  Nostalgia can play tricks on you. Rose-colored lenses are blinding. I watch, ...
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  • A dark picture of the earth. There's a sliver of an outline to the right and the US can be see with lights on
    CreativityRelationshipsFictionHomeEnvironmentHealth
    By Scarlet Noble
    June 17, 2019
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    An Imagined World Part 1: The Human Condition

    This is but an imagined future. None of the following events or characters exist. But our planet does. Ninety-two point ninety-six million miles from the sun there was a little, blue planet that is no longer blue. It is brown with the polluted ambitions of humanity. The oceans bear little life and the land is ...
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  • night
    EnvironmentEntertainmentCultureCreativityFamilyRelationshipsFictionMemories
    By rachelmpatterson
    April 29, 2019
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    Lunatics: Part 1

    “Alright, everyone! It’s happening, let’s get a move on,” Will warned his family. “We have maybe a few more minutes, but we shouldn’t wait until the last second.” “I can’t believe this is really happening,” Will’s wife said quietly. She gathered a few of the children’s toys that were strewn all over the grass. “Will, ...
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    By Christopher C. Bartlett
    June 25, 2018
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    Father’s Day: Not A Happy Day For All

    Father’s Day is supposed to be a happy day for fathers across the country. But that isn’t always the case, especially for those of us that don’t get to see our children regularly or at all. Such as myself. I wasn’t the greatest dad when I had joint custody of my son, but I learned ...
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    By Tracie Hicks
    February 12, 2018
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    A Response To A Classmate’s Feelings On Their Writing, And How You Can Benefit

    My time as a college student is fading away. Ten more weeks will fly by, and I will have my Master’s degree in Creative Writing and English from Southern New Hampshire University. Being in school since 2012, seeing it end is scary. Believe it or not, I don’t want it to end. I love how ...
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    March 20, 2023
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    Parenting My Way With No Regrets

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  • Women Holding hands

    Until Forever, Part One

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    Going For A Stroll

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    August 23, 2021
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    The Lighthouse

    By Allorianna Matsourani
    July 20, 2020
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    Cherry Blossoms

    By Allorianna Matsourani
    August 3, 2020
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    I want to fly

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    I want to fly

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    I want to fly

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