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The SicknessA Chapter by JimmySThe wooden door slammed back into the moist grass with a loud thud. Hastily climbing up out of the dark hole, the girl was met by a blinding light, .. |
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GuardianA Chapter by JimmySThe large man turned around. So you don’t speak much eh? Well...My name is Verrad. my apologies for what you just witnessed. Neither chil.. |
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StitchesA Chapter by JimmySThe woodland surrounding them seemed to continue to infinity.. Verrad looked tired, innocently gazing up at him Kali could see large blobs of sweat .. |
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DetrimentA Chapter by JimmySThunder boomed painfully above them. The towering beast started to stride powerfully towards Verrad, leaving deep imprints in the wet dirt below its.. |
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Leave your Browser, Take it to the StreetsA Poem by Don't just B, but B amazi..A poem I created about equality, setting judgement and stereotyping aside while online. Would the same kind comments be if we met in the street, as we.. |
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Dad's BarkA Poem by Robert RonnowDad's bark is worse than his verse.When he hits it doesn't really hurt.The dirt outside the house is soil.The mouse inside the house is life.Can't esc.. |
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Arise TyrantsA Poem by The_CriminalIn a world where normalcy is a sickness and leads to sin, the mad(Christians) must arise and claim victory for the liberation of humankind. This was w.. |
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Paid in FullA Story by c_murs5two boys growing up without parents reminiscing as old men. |
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Moral NutrientsA Book by Akpan, AnwangabasiA platform of challenging all towards positive living. |
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Incubator Of ShameA Poem by The Waterlily PadA personal value. |
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Tangaroa & the fish catcherA Story by Te AtuA tiny narrative of fish catchers, and Gods. |
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TemptationA Poem by Owen AldinSome temptations in life |
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I Won't Congratulate YouA Poem by Randy JohnsonYou're moving in with your girlfriend and many people have congratulated you.You've asked me to do the same but that is something I can't and won't do.. |
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Working ClassA Story by Ricki PetersonOpening the eyes of sheep. |
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MoralsA Chapter by Teddy K.Patience. That is the key. You need the right amount of patience. Otherwise, you can’t fit the lock. I should know. I have many, many keys. I kn.. |
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