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The Misplaced Detective ~8A Story by JD MajorThe Curious Case of Mr. Consistently Wrong |
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Saw A Crowd Around A FountainA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis free verse poem is about the sight that one person has seen while taking a walk around a local park. |
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We Saw This Couple Look At UsA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThe author of this tanka poem talks about an unusual encounter he had with a couple. |
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The Rosebed (Olivia's Garden)A Story by ArinaRobert meets Olivia at a party and the two form a friendship. Eventually, he stumbles upon her mysterious garden, with its lush greenery and moving tr.. |
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Which They Gave Me As A GiftA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis katauta poem is being used by one person to describe the one gift that person has gotten from a pair of friends. |
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For Art Studies ClassA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis haiku poem is about what one person does while a roommate does a sketch of that person for art class. |
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What She Had Done While On The PhoneA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis twelve word haiku poem is about what one person is doing while on the phone with someone else. |
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Beauty Came Into The BarA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis tanka poem is about what happens after two certain people go into a local bar. |
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The Hunter, Story 1A Story by Chris WA character centered story set in a fictional world. A magical hunter attempts to catch rogues of his kind. |
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The Hunter, Story 2A Story by Chris WThe second story, Flynn meets an old companion. |
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Want To Open Your Birthday Present?A Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThe title of this katauta poem happens to be what one person is asking another while showing something. |
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What A Shocked Molly Has SeenA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis haiku poem is about what one person has seen another doing with shocked eyes. |
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All I Could RememberA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerWhat one person has been able to remember while attending a pool party is being explained in this etheree poem. |
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After I Took Off My ClothesA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis tanka poem is from the point of view of one person who gets undressed in front of another. |
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