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“I remembered something. You told me to open myself up to memories about my mother, and I do remember something,”...
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Detective Kate Reid sat outside the house, eyeing it from her cruiser. The engine of the vehicle was clicking as...
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How quickly she cleaned her knife, your blood now on the cleaning cloth. How quickly she prided herself in forgiving...
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Chickens once dotted the yard, overrunning the lawn like soft white dandelion seed heads. Intolerable mean girls, the hens reared...
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I dug, I broke ground, through clay littered with rocks upon rocks. The metallic ring of the shovel hitting stone...
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I imagined my striptease from silk a color-blue clarity; limbs loudly posed, wing spanned; songbird story that goes with the...
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Jim Ross jumped into creative pursuits in 2015 after a rewarding career in public health research. With graduate degree...
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The kids are in the backyard trying to pull off a game meant for eighteen players with only two. From...
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nocturnal, elusivearmour of scalesthis is how I grow upeach summer half an inch taller each monsoonpeeling shallotsplucking scram berriesburrowing into...
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