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christmas crows
Christmas crows quick black shadows pass by the skylight; hints of yesterday peeling away, to a pale grey sky beneath, left wanting, heavy with the promise of questions.
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ways of living IV.
not sure what time of day it is any longer---not sure which self to act with these days---not sure which part of this individual is broken up into the most pieces, but each piece seems to
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ways of living XI.
the self-fulfilling prophet who estimates situations & then switches their own perspective so as to suit the outcome--- operating within the same lens of which they already
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ways of living VII.
rather than be seen as “the type that gets angry,” as “the type that loses his/her cool,” as “the misanthrope,” “the psychotic,” “the miserable bitch,” “the
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Dingy Ways to Die
Two mates play their favorite bar game in a north London pub.
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A Plaque on a Park bench
A man stumbles upon a particularly revealing plaque on a park bench in London, and sits to contemplate it.
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The Dainty
I have written a 10,000 word novella, titled “The Dainty”, set in 1969 Detroit; One day in an Irish Pub, and that day is Christmas Eve. The dysfunctional denizens of The Dainty plow through a fierce snowstorm, cocktails, and their personal baggage as Christmas Eve plays out before them.
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Fatalist
If we exist why do we exist? If so then what is its rhyme or reason? Enjoy writing friends.
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Lonie 51
xmas eve terrors Pia x
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I Never Could Stand Christmas
I never could stand Christmas. Tinsel, carols, lights and bells Everyone pretending to be happy With the stench of cooking turkey smells I never could stand Christmas
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Christmas Dreams
“Can we stay up late?” “No, get to bed,he’s coming.” “Will it snow mum?” “Wait and see, it might.” Tucked up tight, all warm Kissed goodnight, door closed.
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Birth of a King
The donkey ambled about, restless in his demeanor, sensing something of great consequence was about to happen.
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The Singing Santa - Part 5 - A Craven Danger Mystery
Betty Fletcher and Sidney Green stood at the foot of the Empire State Building and gazed up. “Ya think a big monkey could really climb this thing,” said Betty.
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A Short Poem With A Longer Title Than The Actual Poem Itself
last harsh goodbye
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Infinite Sky
"...we three kings..."
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THE PUDDLE PIXIES - THE CHRISTMAS TREE FAIRY
Merry Christmas All from the Puddle Pixies
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The Boy Who Had Everything
There once was a boy who had everything; he had everything that money could buy like toy trains and jet planes with painted wings and dolls that danced and laughed and sang and cried.
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Goose On The Loose
“Where has that gander gone? Where did it wander to?”, wonders everyone, “It didn’t leave a clue”.
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It's Christmas-time!
Bah, humbug?
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