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  • Tree roots
    CreativityMemoriesEntertainment
    By Aviva Derenowski
    December 19, 2022
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    A Handicap

    I can’t record audiobooks in this country because of my heavy accent.   When I audited for an organization I support, they said, “In America We employ American accents.”   I said, “I’m an American. My accent is American,” but they wouldn’t hear me.   I have such a lovely voice – Loud, Affirmative Expressive. ...
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  • Books
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    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    October 31, 2022
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    The Tattooist of Auschwitz Book Review

    The Tattooist of Auschwitz, a novel written by Heather Morris, tells the humbling tale of Lale Sokolov, a Slovakian Jew, who was imprisoned in a concentration camp during World War II. The novel is an international bestseller, and after reading Lale Sokolov’s story, I feel compelled to honor this book. Based on Sokolov’s real life ...
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  • Image of London skyline
    NonfictionCultureCreativity
    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    October 3, 2022
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    Ode to London

    Considerable moonlight reaches even the darkest alleys and lights them up with a silvery haze. Throngs of people in raincoats take cabs or buses through serpentine streets to escape the storm. There is no knowing how long it will last. An hour. Two. More. Daylight is a funny thing here in London. It overextends its ...
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  • An airplane in the sky
    TravelCultureCreativity
    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    August 8, 2022
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    Travel is a Curious Heart

    Travel is the voyage through time, an unmasking of places, people, and histories. In the rubble of civilizations exists story upon story, age in the chips of marble and the pores of brick. Touch them long enough, and the buildings shall speak of art, music, movements, and fight. Travel is the sip of pineapple, rum, ...
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  • Hore Abby
    FictionMemoriesTravelCultureEntertainmentCreativityHistoryFamilyRelationships
    By Lorelei
    July 18, 2022
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    Pieces

    Derrick, Kally, and Taylor rumbled down the road in Taylor’s truck, dubbed Perseus. With every sharp twist and curve of the mountainous backroad, Derrick wished their destination would appear, or the vehicle would put itself out of its misery and break down. He glanced over at Kally, who was stuck between them and clutching her ...
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  • Houses of neighbors
    FamilyRelationshipsPoetryCultureMemoriesHomeEnvironmentHealthLifestyleHistoryCreativityRomance
    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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  • City names in different languages
    PoliticsCultureNonfictionHistoryEnvironment
    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    May 2, 2022
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    Place Nomenclature: A Geographic Branding

    Shakespeare once wrote, What’s in a name? We can never be certain because we don’t choose our names. They destine us to become something and to act particularly. To embody an identity that we have yet to accept. Some of us grow into our titles. Others of us change them, manipulate them. Redefine our very ...
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  • Historical books in a library
    CultureCreativityPoetryMemoriesHistory
    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    April 11, 2022
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    History Everlasting

    A Haiku About History History she lives Golden threads of times unchanged It binds humankind.
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  • My daddy
    FamilyRelationshipsMemoriesHomeCultureLifestyleHistory
    By Ritu Anand
    February 28, 2022
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    An Ode To Daddy

    Daddy O Dad, you spoiled me. You said nothing when I ran the red light. Your patience was unbearable. I wanted to jolt you and ask, “How do you stay a saint in the midst of strain?”
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  • grief
    CreativityMysteryFictionHorrorEntertainment
    By VL Jones
    November 29, 2021
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    Urban Legend “Black Aggie”

    The interesting thing about urban legends is that no one knows how they get started. Yet, somehow they are born and bring fascinating history with them. I watched this television show, Mysteries Unknown, for the first time today; they featured a relatively unknown urban legend, “The Black Aggie.” If you ever decide to visit Washington, D.C., ...
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