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Night fell and the photographer slept, one hand between Prue's legs.
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21722011
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...he thought often of the rollicking waves, of being pulled under, of being weightless and senseless...
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217100
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They got out wearing their crisp brown Army jackets and khaki pants; she saw the cross on the lapel of the officer's shirt and just knew. These men brought sad news from faraway places.
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2171116
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Down South now means August cold snap,
the forties roaring my wool cap
off my head.
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217188
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I know now, how she moves without verbs
after you crushed her into the river.
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217186
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Years After she can go home.
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217010
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It's dawn. It's quiet on the pond in the Public Garden. The light is calm, the pollution is mild, and everything is still,except for the occasional cruising taxi. It's the beginning of spring-- tulips out, leaves…
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21701013
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pluck me from the charred grate
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2170104
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Ma tells me not to put a tampon between my legs. For fear of cotton fornication.
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217032
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...and 55 words to tell you about it.
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21692016
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Just bring me his head, that cerebral kiln of hot, ruddy verbiage and cadence.
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216963
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Doc and I talked for several hours. When I told him Mona was pregnant, he turned his head and looked at me. “Who's the father?” he asked. Don't know, I said. Mona didn't know, either.
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2169128
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Two-way conversation with God.
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2169199
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I screwed my courage to the sticking point and asked him if he had shot down any Japanese airplanes. He grinned at me. “One,” he said.
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21681611
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He runs a mail-order business from a storefront and distributes a catalog of disappeared things.
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216897
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500 miles
all the way from Omaha
nine hours
on the back of a flatbed truck
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2168148
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I like the smoke going in
but I like it even more
when it's coming out
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216863
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“Now God,” Mr. Smashface calls me out by name.
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216765
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We didn't wear shoes in the summer, except for Sunday school and church. The soles of our feet were black and tough as shoe leather.
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216700
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Azure walked through the fog as though she were walking to class. Her hands swayed through the mist and felt the thickness of the cloud through her fingers
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216772
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A lowing cow cracked open the darkened room like the yawn of a gravid alien.
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He stays a couple of yards behind me as we slog uphill. I try to diffuse the tension with a coy toss of head, slip on wet leaves. My ankle rolls and I splat noisily down. From my new angle his beard looks less stylish—bristles straggle all up his neck. He maintains…
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216755
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It seems the people of this house were a happy family – The smiling faces, the children’s enthusiasm tells me as much. I wonder what happened to them.
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216600
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A human cop and a cyborg detective team up to solve a case. A sci-fi-pulp-noir-detective story.
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216633
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salmon
maple syrup
horseradish
smoke detector
the list read, scrawled in purple marker on the refrigerator door.
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2166125
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216600
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At night, on these New England roads, there is no light, no pink sodium-vapor glow, no guideposts.
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216600
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Oryn woke up in her desk. Sweat trickled from her forehead. Staring at her notepad, with her latest calculation, she forgot to go home. Her thoughts of Alysia calmed for now, but still lingered from her dreams.
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216601
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“I heard your dad took out the Dairy Queen drive-thru,” said Pat.
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216632
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'Yer a cool, cool glass of water baby....'
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