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All the Things I can't Have

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Written by: dmdhky2
Category: Prose
Created: June 20, 2012, 5:08 am
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They sat beneath the cross that hung above the chalkboard, beneath the American flag that would whip in the breeze of the open windows and under the watch of the colorful countries of the world, adorned high on the wall over the door. They were taught to fear God and pray to Jesus. They placed their hands on their hearts and pledged allegiance to a country they would one day grow up to fear. But most of all the first graders feared her, Ms. A., hunched at her desk with her decapitating glare. To them, there would be nothing more sinister, no razorblade sharper, no loaded rifle more apt to backfire. The recess bell chimed and most of the kids shuffled out of their desks. Willie sat in his chair unwilling to budge, white fingers clutching the metal frame of his desk, tears slowly rolling over his cheeks.
 

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A VERY SHORT STORY ABOUT AN ANCIENT SUPERMOON... WHAT TO DO?

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Written by: Sawsan
Category: Prose
Created: June 20, 2012, 5:41 am
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This past May, we saw in the night sky what is called a Super Moon. I began wondering what this event might have meant to people in times long ago. Thus, my short story began...

The world was young, and the heavens were a mystery to human minds, especially the night skies. Strange lights seemed to twinkle, and on rare occasions, shoot through the sky. But there was one round globe, a constant non-twinkling fixture that changed shapes and colors as if by magic. Sometimes it looked like a fingernail, a crescent. Sometimes it was only half a globe. On some nights, it appeared to be a cold, grey stone. Other times, it chose to be the creamy color of fresh goat's milk. It was yellow too. Once, she had seen it slightly take on a blue tint as if it wanted to be a part of the sky at noon.

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Who is a writer?

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Written by: herambms
Category: Prose
Created: July 1, 2012, 6:35 am
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Chapter I

"Bring the girl !" ordered the leader

of the cult - under the starry sky and a

full glowing moon, which often

disappeared behind a handful of clouds

- known as the ‘Worshippers of

Energy’.  As the girl was brought for

sacrifice, the members came closer to

the altar.

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Would You

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Written by: sunshynpoet
Category: Prose
Created: July 3, 2012, 2:29 am
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what would you do?

would you rescue me if i needed your help or would you walk away and let me drown in my sorrows, would you hold me if i told you i needed to be held or would you watch me shiver in my tears as i fall on my knees.....would you love me if i felt unloved or would you hate me and say i am weak....would you translate this just to see what i say or would you ignore it as child's play

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Descent into Darkness (Lost Lords and their Rising)

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Written by: Vangoman/ Dan Van Fleet
Category: Prose
Created: July 4, 2012, 8:37 pm
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Declaration of Rhythmus (synthetic epyllion)

Title: Descent Into Darkness; Lost Lords and the Rising

By: Dani Van (Vangoman)

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