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Don't Hold Your Breath SLUT (Explicit)

Lisa Morie

"Runner-up in the Open Community Poetry Contest for the period July 1-Sept. 30, 2012."--ed.

She will miss the kiss.

It lingers on and she tastes him.

Something that she never experiences

and longs for,

her brief emancipation.

 

He tosses her like a rag doll,

entwined, she is trembling,

he breaks her in two,

that last kiss, now lips closed tightly,

out th...

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N.Dedication

Raven

A story for two  
Every page written for you
A glimpse into life, beyond the wall
What it is and would be 
An experience of darkness and light
A truer life never lived before
A greater love never wanted more

 
*for my husband

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Recent Interview with Michael Miller

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An Interview with Michael Miller, winner of the Open Community Poetry Contest, January-March, 2011

by John Winn

Staff Writer

Hennen's Observer


Known as michaelmiller.ic to contributors and visitors to the website hennensobserver.com, Michael Miller Jr. is as mysterious as the allegories he employs.  With little more to go on that an arm tattoo as his o...

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Facebooking Suicide

Jack Winn

For the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces, coming back home should be a time for celebration, not sorrow. Yet as the drip-drip-drip of military suicides continues to make the front pages of local newspapers, the reality is anything but cheery, and increasingly the first source of news isn't the local newsreader or reporter--but Facebook and Tw...

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Fogtown: A Musical

Neilisgood

Again the dusk has filled this town with fog a sight I've grown accustomed to; odd shapes and silhouettes become dancers and these cracked calloused streets have become their stage. As they dance a bullfrog belches in the background a light wind rustles some leaves. In the distance I hear the sawmill; metal blades gnarling through the flesh of a he...

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This is Your Something

Damien M. DiPlacido

The sirens had been howling for nearly twenty minutes. Ten of the twelve windowpanes in the storm door exploded against the porch railing when the door was ripped from Kate’s grasp. Trees leaned in the gust, bowing, kissing the ground in the presence of its eminence: the EF5 twister. A trash can summersaulted down the alley, smashing into a t...

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