The hungry beast slowly consumes itself.
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The Man with Many Faces (a poem)
The man with many faces
A chameleon he is like
He adapts in many places
He’s always giving advice
His faces change so subtly
It seems only I have noticed
His countenance changes utterly
As a con man, he’s the greatest
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Summer Fun Down the Shore (a photo)
My family and I recently spent a long weekend in Ocean City, NJ, soaking up the sun on the beach. In the Philadelphia and New Jersey area, we call this going “down the shore.”
Growing up, my family usually went down the shore every summer. I have some great memories of being at the beach, on the boardwalk at night, and discovering new music at the record stores in town.
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Connected (a haiku)
Say Yes to Tacos (a photo)
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Intrusion (flash fiction)
Here’s a piece of flash fiction about intrusive memories and the reliability of our memories. It’s about 620 words and has an estimated reading time of 2 and a half minutes. Let me know what you think!
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Daily Quote: Poetry and Emotion
“Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.” – Robert Frost
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Fade into the Night (a poem)
We fade into the night
Watch us drift away
Our disappearance ever so slight
Please, don’t be afraid
We return in the morning
But fade again in darkness
Nighttime is for mourning
In skies always starless
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In Motion (a haiku)
Mother Portia: A Novella Project – Part 13
In the previous (short) installment, Azibo gets his first dose of life without Unity. He also gets a surprise note from Horace, their Collective contact, who wants to meet him one-on-one. Why does Horace want to meet so urgently? What does this mean for Azibo’s potential suicide mission?
Let’s jump into Part 13, as the series starts to wind down, and Azibo tries to find solace for his worries by talking to a priest after Catholic mass.
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