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At Funeral's PlaceA Poem by Alfred Kukitzamen |
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Him and HerA Poem by AHe was her first kiss She was his first funeral -A |
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DARK SKY AND RAIN 1958A Poem by Terry CollettKIDS AND A FUNERAL IN LONDON IN 1958 |
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While I Lie HereA Story by MadeleineHicksSupernatural FanFic. Hurt Reader. Female reader. You were in a car crash, you knew you were going to die. So you let go but not before remebering al.. |
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A Funeral For the FlowersA Poem by Unfold RealityA short conceit. Flowers act as the vehicle to hopefully carry a universal motif that you may perceive as you wish. |
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A tribute to my grandmotherA Poem by beautifulbladeMy grandma passed away yesterday, quite unexpectedly. This is what I'm going to read at her funeral. |
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Victoria's SecretA Chapter by Lyn Andersonon a conversation with Lydia regarding her poem "even now" Hoping it's okay to post without the Mature Rating -- no explicit language or content |
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"You are all my people now" (House of Icarus)A Story by IbidA short story about the opposing views and thoughts of Christina Onassis and Jackie Kennedy-Onassis at Aristotle Onassis's funeral |
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Four WordsA Chapter by PJ AsayThis is the first Ch of a book. This is new for me so please bear with me. |
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Mourning GloryA Screenplay by Claire DarrowMourning GloryFADE IN:EXT. CENTRAL PARK - DAYLUCILLE (15) and GLORIA (16) sit side by side on the green grass. Music plays from a small portable RADIO.. |
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A Love Sometimes UnrequitedA Story by Sam DeanMusings of a funeral service attendee. 8-14-16 |
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THE WIDOWA Story by Peter RogersonA funeral and visitors... |
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Twelve ShoesA Poem by GeeA slow walk with pallbearers...off to a funeral today |
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Beneath My FeetA Poem by nfydLost loved ones are so close yet so far away. |
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Killing The JokeA Stage Play by DdraperSean is giving a speech at his best friends funeral, although is struggling to come to terms with the fact he committed suicide and is questioning why.. |
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Another Time and PlaceA Poem by David Lewis PagetI sit in the silence of my roomAnd stare at the stucco walls,From morning glare to the evening gloomThe coming despair appals,For I know that it&rsquo.. |
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