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A New Day
By LovePugs BRONZE
Palm Desert, California

Looking into the morning blue, Seeing a colors light, At this time the Budist pray, For the promise of a new day
LovePugs BRONZE, Palm Desert, California
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Favorite Quote:
"Silence & smile are two powerful tools. Smile is the way to slove many problems. & silence is the way to avoid many problems"

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The Light
By Lindsey123 SILVER
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Lindsey123 SILVER, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
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Mother's Lullaby
By LPWrites BRONZE
Bretby, Other
LPWrites BRONZE, Bretby, Other
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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Formation of Mental Objects
By cmreilly29 SILVER
Holliston, Massachusetts
cmreilly29 SILVER, Holliston, Massachusetts
5 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
"And our dreams will break the boundaries of our fears" - Brandon Flowers

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The Kettle
By Kimberly Stanczak SILVER
South Plainfield, New Jersey
Kimberly Stanczak SILVER, South Plainfield, New Jersey
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Skiing
By Anonymous
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Anxiety Attack
By Soap_Box_Preacher GOLD
Naperville, Illinois
Soap_Box_Preacher GOLD, Naperville, Illinois
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Favorite Quote:
Locking yourself up with such things, letting them stir, using these pure psychic creations as raw material, and deciding, each time, how much or little you’re going to participate in your own act of creation, just what you’ll stake, what are the odds, just how far are you going to go – that’s called being a writer. And you do it alone in a room.

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Bad Things Happen To Good People
By Soap_Box_Preacher GOLD
Naperville, Illinois
Soap_Box_Preacher GOLD, Naperville, Illinois
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Favorite Quote:
Locking yourself up with such things, letting them stir, using these pure psychic creations as raw material, and deciding, each time, how much or little you’re going to participate in your own act of creation, just what you’ll stake, what are the odds, just how far are you going to go – that’s called being a writer. And you do it alone in a room.

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Sorry.
By Soap_Box_Preacher GOLD
Naperville, Illinois
Soap_Box_Preacher GOLD, Naperville, Illinois
12 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
Locking yourself up with such things, letting them stir, using these pure psychic creations as raw material, and deciding, each time, how much or little you’re going to participate in your own act of creation, just what you’ll stake, what are the odds, just how far are you going to go – that’s called being a writer. And you do it alone in a room.

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There was a twinkle in his eye
By Lauren Shoaf BRONZE
Palatine, Illinois
Lauren Shoaf BRONZE, Palatine, Illinois
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