I saw you.
About someone who just cant let go.
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Dawn
The whistles are terrible at dawn. They summon the start of yet another day of slaughter. Often I lay among the broken sandbags in the bottom of the trench just simply aching with fatigue.
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The Change We Need
The answering the question: What would you like to change in your life? And how convenient it was that the first presidential debate was airing at the time.
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The Hamilton’s Daffodil garden
When time took it all away, we only had a jar of grasshopper wings left. ~1999, Grasshopper racing~
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alex's poem
I knew the first time I saw you, You were always the one, I just couldn’t help it, You light up my sun.
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Beyond Judgement Day
Stragglers, outsiders. The ones left behind. Only a handful, but a handful too many. Heaven didn’t take them and Hell didn’t want them. Left on Earth, these lonesome few. Left to wonder.
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I Don't Want To Be Controlled
In a world as crazy as this one, It's a wonder people are still sane. When things get confused, and hearts are jumbled, The fragility of life can no longer be explained.
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Mixed Doubles
Another CW exercise: three excerpts given from Cloud Atlas, then challenged to write something in genres not used in excerpts, epistolary, farce, thriller.
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The Weight of the City
He knew the river as one does finally a friend; knew it when it was black, guarding at night time all the lights of London in its depths, and seeming in its vast silence...
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Pandora
The summer was heralded By a chorus of ice cream vans Humming Green sleeves As they flowed through The tributaries of the suburb.
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