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Around them swirled the cold wind and snow of a storm on a late December evening.

He was twelve years old and a street person. You could tell by the boy's dirty-looking clothes.

The boy cried, “My father has left me. My father has gone.”

Samuel looked at the boy John and saw the faint golden light around the boy’s head.

Tom Sheehan

The Boy with the Golden Ring

Tom Sheehan

Holiday Fiction

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I love you, Miss Hooker, I say before I go to sleep every night,

I always walk Miss Hooker to her car and try not to look at her legs and the secret there

and the odds of us getting married aren't very good even if I knew how to gamble

I sin and too much but enough to go to Hell if I should die

Passion, by Gale Acuff

Good as I Can Be

Gale Acuff

Original Online Poetry

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