Stories by Mae Rayne, by newest first

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  • I feel these things in my hands1
    by Mae Rayne 100 words, on Sep 20 7:27 PM 2008. In
  • While growing up whispered words from others were not unexpected. The scar the divided my back was a beacon for unwanted stares and unavoid
    by Mae Rayne 200 words, on Sep 16 6:18 PM 2008. In Dark, Fantasy, Horror, Science fiction
  • Here all the normal things fall away, / The enigma's that hold people to one anouther.1 / I fall along with them into that bottomless pit /
    by Mae Rayne 100 words, on Mar 26 5:09 PM 2008. In , Poem
  • Here are the lines that I am suppose to speak.1 / I opean my mouth but not even a peep.2 / No passion, no turmoil help my vocals to rise.3
    by Mae Rayne 100 words, on Mar 26 5:01 PM 2008. In Poem
  • “Please.” I begged pulling my best puppy dog face, my fangs only slightly suspended. He liked them like that. His dark cinnamon eyes traced my body and then back to my face. He shook his head and laughed. “You know how I fee
    by Mae Rayne 200 words, 4 comments, on Oct 23 2:47 PM 2007. In , Fantasy, Romance, Vampire
  • I couldn’t remember falling asleep in this motel at all yet here I was strung out all over the small queen size bed. Laying face down sniffing the bleach on the comforter, I wondered why I was here. The stinging of my bruised
    by Mae Rayne 400 words, 3 comments, on Oct 12 2:41 PM 2007
  • by Mae Rayne 600 words, 5 comments, on Aug 19 7:11 PM 2007. In Fantasy, Science fiction
  • please don't read yet. It won't really make sense.
    by Mae Rayne 100 words, 3 comments, on Aug 14 9:48 PM 2007. In Unfinished
  • by Mae Rayne <100 words, 10 comments, on Aug 8 1:11 AM 2007. In , Dark, Horror
  • A bending capsule, dependent efficient full. / Giving helping indigestive jesters killing loyal morals. / No opium putridity, quiet, real s
    by Mae Rayne <100 words, 1 comment, on Jul 10 12:51 AM 2007. In , Other, Poem
  • by Mae Rayne <100 words, 1 comment, on Jul 5 7:29 PM 2007
  • Rikelanders: Those exiled to the Rike, the place outside of the quarantine. I am one of them, and this is my story.
    by Mae Rayne 700 words, 12 comments, on Jun 3 12:40 AM 2007. In Fantasy, Fiction
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