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She would occasionally grant a surgical intern sexual congress.
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42272011
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Maybe you should consider a few more things before embarking upon actual rescue, like: Is the victim hot? Not stove hot, idiot. Beauty hot. Will this be a triumph to save this person (like perhaps they are some Nobel laureate), or are you risking you
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42185728
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It was like the time we broke icicles dripping from the low eaves and brandished them like swords...
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42102415
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My life is life in shape alone./
The substance leaks away like blood/
removed by the embalmer’s art.
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42083626
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All carcinoma/
would be hors d’oeuvres/
for its dark appetite.
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42001913
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Somebody pushed the automatic fuck-you button today,
not the due-to-the-volume-of-submissions-we-receive button,
nor the it-does-not-fit-our-editorial-needs button;
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4199299
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It was Christopher who got her thinking about the Jews again. He had left the same day they did, and so all were connected in her mind, as if together somehow. She read his letters half-wondering if he would mention them, wanting to know if the Jews were
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41974140
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Touching one of these special stones will bring out your own unique song.
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41881630
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Cahill—Dr. Cahill to those who knew him in his small town in Maine—had decided that his screened porch should be relocated. Wouldn't it be better to winterize the current porch, adding a door at the far end which would lead to a new, smaller porch,…
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41863531
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I am not against the darkness / I can learn to live with restraint
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41812011
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He was on his way home from school on a dank winter afternoon when the attack came from nowhere, launched like a missile across the Gaza Strip. Suddenly he lay on his back with Jonathan Love pounding him in the face.
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41803926
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"Oh, abracadabra," she muttered.
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417485
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For starters, someone must be dead. That’s the golden rule to remember here. And if that someone is mom, you’ve got a hit on your hands.
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416751
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It was not until my twelfth birthday that I realised the face I saw in the mirror was not mine.
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41642524
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I see his look, his impatient look.
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41644529
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He sat on a leather couch in the nude, blew smoke rings shaped like wild animals and picked verses out of the thick air.
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416273
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In my room is my младенец,
I mean my little one. She is hungry,
Sucking dry air. My молоко, that
Says milk, is not good. I can’t make.
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41613924
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I hit the pole near Whited Avenue a year to the day.
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415187
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To find myself in a straight relationship which challenges my communications skills and tries my patience while improving my status among my peers and family.
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41492815
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When I was miranda and my mother Rose, ours was a skinless intimacy. miranda in Rose's womb, captured in an essence of love, anger, frustration, fear, the overwhelming stress of Rose's life heavy syrup that kept the bond between spirit and body weak and
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4149106
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My brother and I had often debated whether we could get our father to shave his moustache off, just to see if his sophistication remained intact without it.
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414500
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Henry noted the live hips rubbing against his and thought it cool. It was not often that parts of the female anatomy made contact with his own, still mutating, parts and so there was a brief thrill of the unknown spiking along his vertebrate, small explos
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4135169
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The first punch sent me flying into a Christmas tree. The second put me on the floor on my hands and knees, blood dripping from my nose.
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41295553
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You marched in step from 9 to 5, kept perfect pace, pledged allegiance to enforced mediocrity, until the day they let you go—the day you knew that you were never Buddy Holly on their plane; just another passenger, brilliant but doomed.
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41281610
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the slow stretches across the horizon
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41282215
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Dear End of the World. We're having a party. Stop by if you're in the neighborhood.
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4124128
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you dug a hole inside my heart
and asked me if it hurt
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412231
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I became a fool for Adrienne Parker the first moment I set eyes on her.
Whenever Parker walked into Oliveira's Cafe my breath would stop. I'd try turning away, then find my gaze locked on her face. Maybe it was her bare arms that I found so appealing
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4109105
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I hold a key to feel its pull, and follow where it leads. Once, because the moment, key, and direction felt so right, I ended up on the streets naked. A police officer threatened me with handcuffs. I laughed, mesmerized by the cuff's clink, their never-ending circles,…
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40992014
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The ethnographer turns on a recorder. The story began before but that is lost, like it never happened.
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