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  Compromised Food: A Response to Omnivore’s Dilemma

  

  By Plethora, Austin, TX

  When I receive that plate of the grilled-to-perfection rotisserie chicken succulent meat a warm cozy fire on a cold, winter night Or the juicy bacon I salivate over with the mere thought of A dog in the southern heat I now know I compromise my morals values and beliefs ...
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  The Day I Learned to Dance

  

  By Plethora, Austin, TX

  It was one of those Early spring days The sun gave warmth To my heart And the wind offered a chill To my bones, I didn’t need a jacket It was one of those Days after I splashed Frivolously in the skies tears In my golashes, regardless Of the fact that the outfit I had meticulously...
• Fiction > Realistic Fiction
  Skydiving

  

  By Plethora, Austin, TX

  The plane hovered in the barren sky. The Earth seemed so larger and weightier compared to what it felt like when he was on the ground. That nauseated him. Sweat trickled down his face. His hands shook violently as he wiped it away. He watched the beads fall off his head and plummet downwards towards...
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  Found

  

  By Plethora, Austin, TX

  He wanders aimlessly To and fro Waiting Wondering Asking “Are you looking for me?” He searches Not for someone But for anyone On a search for him An old friend A lost love A new acquaintance “Are you looking for me?” He is disregarded As a fool A nutcase An unfortunate s...