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Whose Guess Has A Dream.A Story by texasjaneSearching for a dream. |
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The Dying SwanA Story by texasjaneDancing Lessons. |
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Acquiescence Of Levity InclinationsA Poem by Earl SchumackerAbout children, dolphins, dangers, nature, flowers |
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HER STORY - THEIR STORIESA Story by Willys WatsonHER STORY - THEIR STORIES> At night, on a darkened street when she has good friends as passengers, she sometimes turns off the car’s headligh.. |
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War Ways - 5-7-5A Poem by JE FalconJust some thoughts about mankind. |
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Haiku / Senryu ArrayA Poem by JE FalconThese poems range from light to dark, from fun to sadness. |
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Wind GhostsA Story by JE FalconA Flash Fiction written for the spiritual side, ghosts, that is. |
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You May Not SmackA Poem by Andrew JohnParents smacking their children became illegal in Wales, UK, on 21 Mar 2022 |
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Sincerely Insincere: A Book of Family Friendly Poe..A Poem by Nicholas DuboeThis is an excerpt from Sincerely Insincere: A Book of Family Friendly Poetry currently available NOW on Amazon in paperback and ebook. Also currently.. |
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I am readyA Poem by RZTExplain why children enjoy sharing books. |
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5-7-5 --- DreamsA Poem by JE FalconShort Poems |
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To Play With Colored ClayA Poem by William Michael ReevesPaying homage to Dr. Seuss. Getting my 'Geisel' on |
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To Uvalde, TexasA Poem by Adam M. SnowI cannot shed a single tear,for I've given them to those children, my dear. Those nineteen angels now in heaven,left broken dreams before they're elev.. |
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Bingo Bunny and BarbarellaA Story by j.d. savanyuBarbarella falls in love with a gypsy bunny in the cartoon state of Bunnsylvania. Music, dancing, and a little danger await them. |
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Two Children's StreetA Poem by Louisa ChanA fond memory of time spent with my younger brother when we were small... |
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The Mill Town HouseA Poem by Alan S JeevesWas it a dream - or was it real ? Who knows ? |
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They've GoneA Poem by Andrew JohnSenryu |
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RunawayA Story by AEJosie runs away from her abusive family with her little brother. How will two poor kids survive alone in the inner city? And are they really alone if .. |
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