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Coming From The Master BedroomA Story by OhiomanTwo female friends happen upon a shocking scene inside the master bedroom in this two line short story. |
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Royal BlueA Story by Maria MendezInspired by Royal Blue by Milo Greene |
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I SeeA Poem by The Last PhilospherA tragedy repeated throughout history. A curse that continues to this day. |
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Behind My BackA Poem by OhiomanIn this free verse poem, a man tells us about the text message that he got from his girlfriend on his cell phone. |
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PrologueA Chapter by Graham DouglasBattle of the Atlantic 1943 |
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The villainA Poem by HikariAnd suddenly, I'm the Villain. |
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From Socialization to IsolationA Story by M.W ShahSaba went to city for studies. She meet Fakher, her first friend in college. Later on she become friend with Zeeshan, a young boy of her age on Facebo.. |
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To Play With UsA Poem by OhiomanA young man sees what his best friend's mother is doing in the master bedroom in this double etheree - haiku poem combo. |
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What She EnjoyedA Poem by OhiomanThis 2468 piece is about what one woman does allow herself to enjoy with her man. |
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Why Lisa Was ShockedA Poem by OhiomanIn this 3-5-3 piece, we find out the one scene is that causes a woman to be shocked by it. |
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What Meg Saw On The SetA Poem by OhiomanIn this haiku poem, a woman notices too late that visiting the love of her life on a movie set is a bad idea. |
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WHO'S THE FOOLA Story by KarthikeyanA story of kindness, trust and betrayal.... |
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What Got Jenny MadA Poem by OhiomanA woman discovers what her husband is doing behind her back in this 3-5-3 piece. |
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Frat House BetrayalA Poem by OhiomanWhat a young woman saw her boyfriend doing inside a college frat house is being described in this double etheree poem. |
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Strip Club ViolationA Poem by OhiomanThis 2468 piece shows us what made the owner of a night club fire two of his employees. |
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ten tin soldiersA Poem by rosieectnineteen years // how i fell apart |
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Chapter fourteen: Drops in the bucketA Chapter by ThatonedawgA day with Barkley and a day to ignore the endless guilt Issac feels. |
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