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Breakfast - HaikuA Poem by Earl SchumackerWilderness calm |
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Lost & HungryA Story by ShinDeKuDaSaiFollow a guy as he gets lost and finds food. |
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The Unpalatable Andy WarholA Poem by GeeFunny what irritates eh ??? |
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FutureA Screenplay by Vikas KumarFuture is a screenplay which is based on the fact of devastating increment in mass and lack of food we will have in near future. The story is based on.. |
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What Diet Shall I Do Today?A Story by Amy Zdunowski-RoederA personal journey through time and fad diets. |
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ThanksA Poem by ROXANE DORSEYPraise the Lord.Thank you, oh Lord.For this day you'vekindly given me.Love---a family.Roof---a house for my family.Food---to eat.Clothing---awesome to.. |
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Eating The ForestsA Poem by Earl SchumackerSnacks- Destination Unknown |
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PB&JA Poem by Debbie BarryA scrap of verse I wrote in the middle of the night, describing a mundane childhood item. A new nursery rhyme. |
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FishingA Poem by Debbie BarryA scrap of verse that I wrote in the middle of the night. A new nursery rhyme. |
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Neon LightsA Poem by GabrielAbout a girl |
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On My DoorstepA Story by Sachi RuayaA young 20-year-old heart-broken woman isolates herself in her "little-urban-box". Not until she doesn't feel very well... *This story is based on .. |
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RUSHA Poem by QueenKlaComfort eating has been a big enemy of my weight loss progress, death and moving to a new country has made me realise how much emotion I try to camouf.. |
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On my doorstep ..A Story by Sachi RuayaA young 20-year-old heart-broken woman isolates herself in her "little-urban-box". Not until she doesn't feel very well... *This story is based on a d.. |
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Things To Be Thankful ForA Poem by Randy JohnsonWe should be thankful to have our friends and relatives.We should be thankful to God for every day we have to live.When our turkeys are cooked and we .. |
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i know you're hungryA Story by sophiecantwritea monologue type of writing, my first to be honest |
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