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My Stories

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  • Ephemeral Blessings
    The modest sun was shining its rays into the solar-powered house in the year 2037, and yet, despite the effervescent shine and the bright zealous setting, the members of the ho
    1200 words, 1 comment, August 3, 2004. In <200 lines, Other
  • Excerpt from "An Aliens Guide to Human Facial Expressions and Behavior"
    smile - n. vb.  When the human eyes gets decreasingly smaller, despite its unusual tinyness already. Reddish colored skin around mouth (see, mouth) are pulled by muscle fi
    200 words, 4 comments, July 29, 2004. In <200 lines, Humor, Other
  • Memories from an Unforgettable Morning
    Kaimiyra stood up nervously; Dawn just woke up, shining her sun rays meticulously on the bleak, fatigued horizon. Stretching and loosening her muscles while trying not to tremb
    1100 words, 6 comments, July 27, 2004. In <200 lines, Other
  • A Fifty Word Story
    There was once a time where I wished to jump to my death a thousand feet up, but my beautiful sister kissed me on my lips and slowly skinned me before I died. S
    <100 words, July 26, 2004. In <200 lines, Other

My Poetry

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  • Rumpelstiltskin
    when December rays first fell to the ground
    and tickled the drying grass near your nest of hair
    your eyes looked past my glossy shadow
    100 words, 6 comments, March 21, 2007. In Other
  • Omachen Who
    Omachen who is the purple of the sky
    and wonders who misplaced all the love in the world
    100 words, 4 comments, October 22, 2005. In 0, 18, 10
  • A Very Old Poem ...
    /This is a very old poem of mine, written probably around nine to ten years ago - I just think it's interesting to post poems when I was five, six ish... after
    <100 words, 2 comments, February 20, 2005. In 0, 0, 2

My other items

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  • Rumpelstiltskin at allpoetry
    when December rays first fell to the ground
    and tickled the drying grass near your nest of hair
    your eyes looked past my glossy shadow

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