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the objective obitua... Interesting. The tempo felt a little forced, but other than that, a decent...

the objective obitua... well, the 'how dare you?' was mine, if you remember correctly. the 'dear co...

the objective obitua... HEY! That's my rejection letter! amn... where'd the emoticons go anyway? ...

sinister manipulator... how nice it is to hear any sort of praise on this poem. poetry is not somet...

crumbs Thank you so much! I really appreciate you not only taking the time to rea...

Choke on This (ADULT... I was dead cerious about cerial. That's how that guy deserves to die. Iron...

Choke on This (ADULT... I enjoyed the tongue in cheek humor. Although you really had me laughing at...

There's something I ... This piece takes the reader by surprise...starts slow then builds to a stea...

Leaves Falling Just so, SMG. Liked the tree imagery and you used it well, particularly th...

what the meanest cat... Unique voice. Baby mice rolled in bird grease. Purr-fect!

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