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HigherA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaeghereThe key to growth is the introduction of higher dimensions of consciousness into our awareness. Lao Tzu |
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CrowA Poem by Nykie RHave you seen a crow's nest?You've seen it squawk,You've seen it crow,You've seen it sore,But, have you seen it's home? |
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I'M NOT A MORNING PERSONA Poem by MarieActually, that's not true... |
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April 6, 2030A Chapter by Nick FishermanMateo slept all the way across midnight. The sun was still not out when he found Leona sitting on the other side of the lawn, watching birds argue wit.. |
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How the Breath Sustained HerA Poem by Alfred Kukitzflower child |
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Cardinals can't smoke.A Poem by Peter HoganI was outside smokingwhen a cardinal landed on the branchjust off to my right.The tips of her wings, a nice crimson contrastto the sea of green she fl.. |
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PhantomA Story by EmilyThere is a woman who haunts my dreams. She haunts my day, lives in my life. Wherever I go, she follows. She is a constant, steady presence th.. |
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Good morning, son. How do you do?A Poem by Ron SpiceA simple pantoum to get my feet wet. |
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Dust Devils and Husk BirdsA Poem by Easter3Dust Devils and Husk Birds. Life and Death are like that........ |
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Vein- The Black RisingA Book by Damian Vincent HenryThis novel is not for the faint hearted, it's about Vampires, but mostly about an enemy the world never knew about. |
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Readily Await IA Poem by Wilson InfimateAbout Life, Despair, Imagination, disdain |
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untitledA Poem by LadyGreystrokei saw a yellow bird at six a.m.the yellow bird was sleeping in a tree.i stood and watched it sit there in the tree.it opened up its eyes and then it s.. |
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WingsA Poem by JohannaI´m not sure about this one.. so let me know if there was anything you´d add or change. |
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The Heron of the Kish and Other StoriesA Book by DaughterNatureA book of essays written by a displaced naturalist. This was originally going to be called "Any Path Will Do," but that sounded a little too fatalisti.. |
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FreezerA Chapter by DaughterNatureThis might sound a little harsh, but every word is true, taken from real-life experience and observations. |
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