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She trusted me to bring her the news which she so longed for. Every night she would pray that I would come to her, offer her some words of comfort, a smile, a look. Some reassu
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I love you so much. You make my heart sing. You make me feel that I can fly. Fly, because of you.
You lifted me up! You lit my soul from within. You made me believe I could -
It was 2:40 on Friday afternoon. Tito sat at his desk and groaned inwardly. From the moment he’d stepped into the shower that morning, he’d known it was going to be one of thos
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Ben sat at the breakfast table, picking at his piece of toast. He sniffed a few times and wiped his nose on the sleeve of his dressing gown. The hands of the clock ticked slowl
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It was New Year’s Eve. Mark Egan sat at the table in his parent’s house in Dublin, drinking fresh orange juice. He was reading The Irish Times, and getting very black fingers,
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Steve woke up. It was New Years Day, and he had been out the night before with Keith, Robert, Shane and Mark. And, as predicted by his mum, Margaret, he got drunk. He staggered
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Kian reached out for the wall,reassuringly solid and definite. The coldness of the brick under his bloody hand did much to reduce his overall body temperature and made him sudd
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Silence reigned once more. The thuds and jeers had ebbed away. Night. Oh night.
Through the mists of pain, Teran recalled a song with those same words. It was a song about -
I wish I was capable of hurting people. I could feel the power of aggression, feel the force of fear. I want to know what it's like to punch someone, to break their jaw, to mak
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So you think you should be loved. Who are you to think that? Cut yourself you gutless coward. Guess why I'm not calling you spineless? Cut yourself you coward. Tear it all off.
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Dark. Pinpoints of red and white light. Movement. Rushing backwards while lying still. Hurtling through a tunnel…
Teran opened his eyes. He was lying on a stone floor, strip
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