Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Beyond existing

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The Dead ManEverybody heard him, the dead man.His words were a whisper, yet everyonelistened. Some listened with smiles.Some listened with tears, yet all were solemn,all were silent, all were aware.His words were a blanket worn by thoseat his grave. He spoke of his loved ones.He spoke of his life. He spoke of a freedomso grea... More..

Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Hope

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Flames of ChangeNever underestimate the power of a good bra!My husband shakes his head with disapproval as we watch hordes of young women tearing off their bras and setting them ablaze. We sit side by side on the couch yet we are worlds apart. He looks at those flames like they were devil sent. I look at those flames and feel... More..

Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Dreams

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I didn't need a doctor to tell me you were there. I dreamt of you long before Dr. Jacobs said in an almost whisper, "I'm sorry Susanyou're pregnant. You're pretty far along, so you don't have much time to decide what you're going to do."The first time I saw your father, I couldn't look away. My shy nature vanished when I saw ... More..

Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Life lessons

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The Best MistakeSometimes sex leads to a little messJanie has been causing trouble for me from the day I looked down at that pregnancy test five years ago and blurted out, "Holy shit!" Her father had a similar reaction when I shared the news with him. A deep blush crept up my neck to my face as a string of furious nearly inco... More..

Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Struggles in life

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Before I had children I always envisioned myself soothing them to sleep at night with songs like "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" or "You are my Sunshine." Yet, none of my maternal fantasies ever included my current reality of my children passing out on the couch next to me after giving in to the hypnotic rhythm of my fingers c... More..

Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Pain in life

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"Tails! You're taking Mom! Thank the freaking lord you're taking Mom" my sister's giddy screams startle the unsuspecting shoppers in the parking lot and quite possibly everyone inside the Target we are standing in front of. I decide to add to the scene by repeatedly kicking the near by over-sized cement red ball plastered to ... More..

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