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  • The image is of a fawn twilight sky sitting over the setting sun and a grey cloud band, which could be interpreted as a 'Timeline.'
    PoetryRhyming Poems
    By Ivor Steven
    May 11, 2026
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    An Interview With Time

    Time is impossible to tie down,and has me totally spellbound.Time wears an invisible crown,and interviewing Time — of such mystical renown —did send my Grammarly nouns into lockdown. Time has no need for a manager,and carries no passengers.Finally, after turning on surround sound,Time gave me the lowdown. Time flies without sight,nor owns the sound of ...
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  • The image is a photomontage of my computer desk, a Pandora Box, and my imaginary space craft, 'ITMIMS' (Ivor's Time Machine In Micro Space)
    Rhyming PoemsPoetry
    By Ivor Steven
    April 27, 2026
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    Email Overload

    There is privacy pirating and phishing.I’d rather go for a day of fishing.There’s a file especially made for spamThat stains everything like loganberry jam. The email box is more cunning than a foxAnd the constant crap is a poisonous trapfor us old-fashioned computer hacks –the harmless kind, not the ones who attack. There’s an overload ...
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  • Birthday balloons
    CultureParenting & FamilySelf-Help & RelationshipsMemoir & AutobiographiesHome & GardenLifestyleHealth & WellnessNonfiction
    By Lisa Post
    March 7, 2022
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    You’re Only As Old As You Feel

    There are as many different attitudes about aging as there are people. Years ago, my mantra was “you’re only as old as you feel”. I was 23. It was easy to feel young then. In my thirties, I held stubbornly to the belief that I was “young for my age”—whatever that means. Fast-forward a couple ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    March 1, 2021
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    Adulthood: Childhood In Disguise

    We spend the majority of our formative years waiting to grow up. Then we grow up enough to be able to do everything we wanted to do as children and all we want to do is go back to having naptime after lunch. I recently turned 30 a few weeks ago,  and I have been ...
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    By Scarlet Noble
    March 23, 2020
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    Rush

    Taylor comes home from work to find the room a complete mess. The floor is littered with red solo cups, dirty clothes, and papers from one of the two desks that occupy the room. Her roommate, Ashley, is face-up on the bottom bunk. “Ashley,” Taylor says, “are you awake?” Ashley doesn’t respond; she steps closer, ...
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    By Lisa Post
    December 23, 2019
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    Lovely Gifts

    If you are a parent, chances are that you have said something to the effect of: “If you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say anything at all.” It’s a lesson that we learn early in life and try to teach our children as soon as they have the ability to string recognizable ...
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    By Lisa Post
    December 9, 2019
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    It’s That Time Of Year Again!

    Thanksgiving is over.  You’ve survived the marathon cooking, inevitable turkey coma, overeating of pies, and Black Friday shopping.  You’re now ready to face the season head-on with the confidence built from past years’ successes, and you’ve stockpiled tape and wrapping paper. You’ve dusted off your favorite holiday sweaters and have your playlists broken in.  Thanksgiving ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    April 29, 2019
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    Lucas Meets Ana

    “Lucy, what if she wants to kiss me?” Dai asked me, nervously wringing his sun-kissed hands, and dancing around like a toddler doing the potty dance. I looked at my friend as I raised a strawberry blonde eyebrow. His light brown hair looked like a squished porcupine on his head. “Dai I think-Did Dria roll ...
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    By VL Jones
    May 28, 2018
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    I Do Stupid Things When Angry-Like Fight With A Kangaroo

    Yes, you read correctly! I have a wee bit of temper and I don’t always think things through when I react to a situation. In this case, fighting a kangaroo. In August of 1995, I had the honor of going to Australia-Alice Springs, specifically. While I was there, a couple who ran a Kangaroo rescue ...
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