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Chapter 20- Fun In The Sun (Previously entitled 'O..A Chapter by RepgreeceWhen they reached the sunbeds again, Nick sat down once more and Sal went to sit on the bed next to his, however, before she could lower herself onto .. |
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The Sea Wisp by Jenn WebsterA Story by Jennifer WebsterA surprising thing happened on the way to the beach... |
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Footprints in the sandA Story by Ethan JobaliaTracks in sand tell more than their history. They tell what could have been. |
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Endless SummerA Story by Jason ScottA recently engaged thirty something couple decide to celebrate their engagement by spending it at a secluded Beach resort. Unfortunately they find soo.. |
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Love letters in the SandA Poem by Hawaiian_fireLove letters in the sandI write one for you everydayMy heart so delicately displayedjust waiting to be washed away.Love letters in the sandthough unre.. |
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DisconnectedA Poem by PatrickPinkLockdown and WFH can be incredibly isolating. This is how I ground myself |
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The Ocean at DuskA Poem by AilinLet your brains at ease reading this one, and feel it. |
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Storm CloudsA Poem by Lisa CPoem with a chuckle |
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Lively natureA Poem by VagueAll your critics and review are welcome. Thanks for reading |
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In Closing Her EyesA Poem by Melinda McQueenIn Closing Her Eyes Wading in the water, she feels at peace. It had been a long while since she’s visited the beach .. |
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19. Skimming StonesA Chapter by Peter RogersonA SUMMER UNDER THE SUN Part 19 |
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Seaside RecollectionsA Poem by beckyflowaThe sea’s waves were crass. Uncaring, insensitive, nescient.“I thought they cared, but they don’t care. They can pretendto care thou.. |
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My Beach of a DreamA Poem by Melinda McQueenMy Beach of a Dream The sand calls, The waves mount up high. The weather, perfect, The sun beams from the sky. O the.. |
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TurtleA Poem by Earl SchumackerObservations on the turtle and the beach |
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Fair Seemed the SongbirdA Poem by NFAIFair seemed the Songbird, on a bare bony branch,Who chattered away at a mate perched lonely.Snare did the sunlight that mere afternoon;Shone cla.. |
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