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TOO MANY SYLLABLESA Story by Peter RogersonI guess you'd call this a nightmare.... |
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8. THE BISHOP HAS HIS SAYA Chapter by Peter RogersonBefore the villagers get their captured Priest to the burning field the Bishop turns up, filled with fury. |
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A Firefighter's ConfessionA Story by Gianna AnayaTo save person and property |
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White LiesA Poem by Satish VermaIt was a glass house. A burning boat capsizes |
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FlamesA Poem by Anayai'm on fire, you don't like it, but you don't fully put me out. i shall silence my burns for you. |
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Troubled WatersA Poem by Satish VermaBurning the pages unread. |
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apocalyptic beautyA Poem by Alfred Kukitzwow |
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The School of Wax and TinderA Story by J.L. OakmanThere is a place, far away from all you know, where forbidden knowledge waits for ready minds. What will you do, should you find yourself in the Schoo.. |
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City of FuyukiA Poem by Pale MoonDuring the night, Fuyuki city was in flames. |
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Aether SoteriaA Chapter by Cari Lynn VaughnAether is the element that the Greeks thought brought light to Earth. Soteria is Greek for a female Savior. Lucy brings the light of literature to civ.. |
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Burning OutA Poem by mermaidgirlThis poem compares fire to life. Many things in life burn bright, yet are gone in an instant. |
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16. DREAMS AND DIRECTIONSA Chapter by Peter RogersonTwo men are sleeping and dreaming... |
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W A RA Poem by NakeitaSWell, I'm going to take my fireAnd burnmy motherfuckingBlackOutTo the damn ground.This is no longer a simple battle.This is now a motherfuckingW A R |
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I Close My EyesA Poem by Ka little love poem, still angst though. idk. |
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FearA Story by DreamerLike a flame that was lit, way before you even expected, fear grips you in a terrifying unconscious manner. |
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Notre DameA Poem by Ally AnnIn destruction, we will find strength |
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rosé cider (i ate a seed and now its growin..A Poem by florenceaugust twenty-second, 2019 |
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The Sound of BurningA Poem by R.J CalzonettiI feel really unwell these days, but I figure I should write so I don't lose my edge too much at least. |
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Bertolt Brecht translations of Holocaust PoemsA Poem by Michael R. BurchThe Burning of the Booksby Bertolt Brechtloose translation/interpretation by Michael R. BurchWhen the Regimecommanded the unlawful books to be burned,.. |
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