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He loved his parents more than anything in the world.

His family was always with him. Jim was never alone.

When he talked to his parents, he spoke only to himself.

Mark F. Geatches

Never Alone

Original Fiction by

Mark F. Geatches

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I followed the moon till dawn,
more fear than faith.

as I looked out on this dimmest of frontiers

until the sun woke up and burned clear its favorite continent.

John Grey

John Grey | Poetry

Middlebury October

Trip from One Home to the Other

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The act of running her hand over a new sheet of paper was deeply satisfying.

“Get out," he yelled at her, "I hope I never see you again. Go back to your perfect life.”

At first she questioned and blamed. Eventually, what little faith she had died.

Marilee Aufdenkamp

Faith’s Blessings

Marilee Aufdenkamp

Online Fiction

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Delwyn's Feather - Short Story by Patricia Crisafulli

Delwyn’s Feather

Holiday fiction by

Patricia Crisafulli

S now sugared the lawn and whitened the balsam wreathes at the twin bay windows flanking the front door painted red as holly berries. Lacy flakes drifted to earth, one tethering itself to the sleeve of the old black wool jacket that Delwyn Edward Morgan wore.

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