Sweet Lies
Your bright blue eyes tell pretty little lies Your lips, cherry red the only thing I truly dread Yet won't you let that sweet smile just stay for a while Won't you let it linger
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Wallflower ..
Excuse me .. (taptap) Do you think red is the colour for me ? I saw it on someone who looked like she'd be A similar age and the same shape as me
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THE QUEST FOR EL-DORADO
Over the Heaven-dreaming moon; Down through the canyons deep in shadow; - - "Fly, swiftly fly," came the call of the sky, - - "If you seek for El-Dorado."
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THE REAPER
I wrote this within 5 minutes of reading one of Ray Bradbury's brilliant stories. One of my favourite Sci-Fi authors of all time who has just died.
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Five Shades of Ray
After hastily spreading the legs of his latest pick up, Sebastian Ray crouched there like a lion in a feeding frenzy, his tongue growing numb from the strain of his efforts.
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But wasn’t it just purest blue…
“I’ve watched these horizontal skies turn gray…
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Oh, The Blood!
When I woke up I was alone on the blue velvet couch. No sign of Camila or Ana. Thin brownish lines of dried blood ran down from my chest as a reminder.
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Fireman Fred (flash fiction)
As Grandfather Atkins sat down, he clicked the switch on his chair. Slowly the seat slid back to a more comfortable position. Then he picked up the remote and turned on the wall screen.
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A train to catch
"In a universe suddenly divested of illusion and lights, man feels an alien, a stranger. His exile is without remedy since he is deprived of the memory of a lost home or the hope of a promised land.
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Momma Knows Her Boy
the way she tucked him into bed with a kiss, then seeing him off to school next day
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