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    CultureFamilyHealthHomeMemoriesRelationships
    By Lo
    October 19, 2020
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    Stolen – A Poem

    She caches her jewelry Cardboard tubes under her mattress Hidden from faces she can’t remember Haunting her with changed bedsheets While disembodied voices perched on telephone wires Check on her She gripes They’re stealing my things At the liar: Voice too old to be her daughter Sunday – no – Wednesday No How can it ...
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  • Dextrose Bag on IV Stand
    CreativityEntertainmentFamilyFictionHealthMemoriesMusicRelationships
    By Lo
    May 18, 2020
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    Waking Up: Mother – Part 4

    Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 **Content Warning:** Contains allusions to emotional and psychological abuse at the hands of a maternal figure.
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  • CreativityEntertainmentFamilyNonfictionPoetryRelationships
    By Destiny Constantin
    May 11, 2020
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    A Colorful Mother’s Day Poem

    My Mother is Purple My mother’s face is as bright as a purple sunset She holds her head high, like a bold Lanai Verbena Her heart is as cheerful as a field of purple pansies My mother is a treasure, like sparkly jewels of amethyst The color purple symbolizes her wisdom and creativity Through my ...
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  • CreativityFamilyMemoriesPoetryRelationships
    By Lisa Post
    April 20, 2020
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    The Tripod

    This tripod has been around. The box was dusty, shoved in a corner of the attic. Three legs. At least there used to be. I see the joints where repairs were made. The first leg is wooden but the break is new. The break is clean; smooth to the touch. No splinters prick my fingers. ...
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  • Grotte de Lourdes
    CreativityEntertainmentEnvironmentFamilyFictionHealthLifestyleMemoriesRelationships
    By Tracie Hicks
    December 9, 2019
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    Lourdes And The Soul

    Trigger Warning: The following deals with death and suicide. The snow powdered the ground as Elaine unlocked the front door and pushed it open. The creak of the hinges echoed in the empty home. She closed the white steel door and latched it. When she spun around, the thudding of rocks hitting the door and the ...
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  • Mom and daughter in street of New York
    CultureEnvironmentFamilyHealthHomeRelationships
    By Heather Lauren
    December 2, 2019
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    Am I A Selfish Mom? Career vs. Family

    Does working full-time equate to me being a bad parent? This question has eaten at me for months. As a mother of three, there is truly nothing more important to be than my children. Yet, I enjoy their time at school and my time at work. I have two friends that recently gave birth to ...
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    By Brooke_Smith93
    November 11, 2019
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    Another Way

    Mom kept pacing the living room, back and forth, not saying a word. It would have been easier if she just had just come out and told us how disappointed she was, announced our punishments, and sent us to our rooms. She wanted us to apologize, to explain. Finally, I could not stand the silence ...
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  • sun, solar, moon
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    By Xander S. Lee
    October 7, 2019
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    A Dark the Sun Loved – Part One

    Mila carried a baby in her arms. The street on which she limped down shrouded in the pitch of night. A cold breeze blew in and attacked her face, fingered her hair. She held the baby tighter to her chest. Cars still being eaten by flames from the inside out cast a weak orange glow ...
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  • Monster Red Eyes Aggressive Fangs Tooth Evil
    CreativityFamilyFictionRelationships
    By Tracie Hicks
    October 15, 2018
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    Short Story: Henry Blaise Meets the Babysitter

    Josephine Blaise picks up a black eyeliner from her makeup counter. I need to make these eyebrows darker. And now, for the eyes. She thought while moving the brush down to her lashes. I need smokier gray eyeshadow. “Looking good,” Josephine says leaning back to study both eyes. Blood red lipstick will look great. Josephine scratches ...
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  • CreativityFamilyHealthHomeMemoriesRelationships
    By Ruth Cowan
    July 2, 2018
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    Slow Down: Journey From Parent To Grandparent And Beyond

    Emily’s already wide almond eyes doubled in size with shock and panic as she stood in front of me. “I think my water just broke” she spoke softly in disbelief. Her silky mahogany strands fell onto her face as she looked down to the puddle that had formed at her feet. This was it, the ...
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