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Patterns
By Tallon BRONZE
Port Huron, Michigan

Introduction Everett was finally home, it had felt like years for him to return to have returned to his Origin. He looked through every room, it was exactly how he had left it. ...
Tallon BRONZE, Port Huron, Michigan
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#77832 Fiction
The Day of Defeat MAG
By Anonymous
#77833 Fiction
The Wolf
By Nikagama GOLD
Winlock, Washington
Nikagama GOLD, Winlock, Washington
17 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
A girl with a bird she found in the snow<br /> Then flew up her gown and that&#039;s how she knows<br /> That God madr her eyes for crying at birth<br /> Then left the ground to circle the earth

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#77834 Fiction
The Exceedingly Starving, Unbearably Famished Caterpillar MAG
By Anonymous
#77835 Fiction
Inked Up
By hallie88 BRONZE
Brooklyn, New York
hallie88 BRONZE, Brooklyn, New York
1 article 0 photos 0 comments
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#77836 Fiction
Boulevard of Broken Dreams
By shorvath1832 GOLD
Lansdale, Pennsylvania
shorvath1832 GOLD, Lansdale, Pennsylvania
12 articles 0 photos 3 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;Show me a hero, and I&#039;ll write you a tragedy.&quot; - F. Scott Fitzgerald

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#77837 Fiction
saying good bye
By Vaati-Picori SILVER
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Vaati-Picori SILVER, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
5 articles 2 photos 2 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;It&#039;s much harder dealing with the living. Give me a ghost to talk to any day.&quot;Roy Mustang<br /> <br /> &ldquo;Kids these days. They think it&rsquo;s a competition to have the most friends. One is enough. Find someone completely unique.&rdquo; Yato Noragami

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#77838 Fiction
Ruth's Story MAG
By Anonymous
#77839 Fiction
Mountain Dew
By Emmaleigh BRONZE
Muscoda, Wisconsin
Emmaleigh BRONZE, Muscoda, Wisconsin
3 articles 0 photos 2 comments

Favorite Quote:
When the going gets tough, and the tough get going, I am left still standing.

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#77840 Fiction
The Right To Bear Arms MAG
By Anonymous