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  • Night Birds- Please comment

    Birds in the night, Their cries of fright, Make a camper wonder What on Earth could make them sound Like clouds of frightening thunder. He stands up from the forest ...

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  • READ THIS

    READ THIS. THIS IS IMPORTANT. For all of you who read Dream Deep's Pop Culture essay should read this. For those of you who didn't comment on Pop Culture, do ...

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  • The Story

    This was a story that I wrote a few years ago. I hope that you enjoy it. It was early, but nevertheless, Bob woke totally refreshed. He had taken Friday ...

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  • A Final Farewell

    I wanted to write this to show Nate my appreciation. If anyone would like to add on to this, they are more than welcome. Nate- Thank you for all of ...

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  • Night Birds

    Birds in the night, Their cries of fright, Make a camper wonder What on Earth could make them sound Like clouds of frightening thunder. He stands up from the forest ...

    1 min read
  • Anna Karenina

    This was a wondeful book by Leo Tolstoy. It was a long and verbose read, but was very well written and had wonderful character development. Read it. it's really good.

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  • The Silmarillion

    Did anyone here read the Silmarillion. If so, how was it?

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  • '87 Dodge

    Hi, this is for an anthology for school. I need a lot of crits on this. ^_~ It was a cold day in December, with the wind blowing in great ...

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  • Ender's Game

    If you read Ender's game, how was it?

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  • (unamed)

    Sorry I don't have a name for this. The entire family is out, at school and at work. I snuck out of my cage which was unlocked and walked out ...

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  • The Siberian Mission

    The wind howled in great gusts, blowing snow and ice against the base of a cliff. A figurein a white parka, huddled at the base of a narrow road. The ...

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  • Freedom

    I have been in there for countless years, My mind has been going as if with gears. Countless nights I’ve lain awake, My mind trying to formulate an escape. Seasons ...

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  • England's Fall

    It was the sixth of June that fateful day, The sky was dark across from the UK. The Allies attacked, the Nazi’s faltered, In their trenches, the Nazi’s cowered. The ...

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  • Rach

    Scene 1 The 21st of October was always a hectic day. It was the day that the Premier toured the building and Albrecht Hearst was determined to make a good ...

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  • The Tarantula

    I was completely captivated, like a deer in the headlights, my eyes never leaving the big, ugly, hairy spider that was sitting before me. It was my sister’s pet tarantula. ...

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  • The Law Student

    Back when I was teaching at Harvard, I came across a young student, who was studying for his law degree. He came up to me one day, after class, his ...

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  • The Haunted House

    Sometimes, you do unexplainable things. That’s the excuse I give for why I actually went to the haunted house invitation. The house stood on a lonely hill, its gaze looking ...

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  • I'm Free

    I have been in there for countless years, My mind has been going as if with gears. Countless nights I’ve lain awake, My mind trying to formulate an escape. Seasons ...

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  • Pericles and the Minotaur

    It was late one fine clear August day, When Pericles ended his hawking foray. His troop of twenty dismounted that day, In front of the pillars where the kings of ...

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  • Le Printemps de Nouveau Commencements

    Le soliel est vife, Le air commencement de surchauffe. Les arbors sont vert, Les salons de glaces sont rouvert. Les gens retournait à la lumière du soleil, Le chaleur fait ...

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  • The Art of War: Part I_ An Offense

    An offense given From a time unknown Sparks anger and hatred And the will for revenge An Army Marches Through gates of stone, Red and gold in the setting sun; ...

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  • The Art of War: Part II_Alone in the Night & Prep for Wa

    Colors seen upon the dark horizon Heralds the future of a weary force, Blue and green upon the setting sun A glimmer of swords, spears, and shields. An army stops ...

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  • The Art of War: Part III_Snow and Blood

    The pale orb of the sun Rises above a field of white, Snowflakes fall, Like arrows of heaven’s purity, To look upon a dark battlefield. Red and Gold form into ...

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  • The Art of War: Part IV_The Left Flank

    Armies connect with the clash of steel And the shouts of men fill the air. Twenty thousand machines of war, Meet to do battle upon a field of snow. A ...

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  • The Cossack's Ride

    A cool, blustery, autumn wind whipped around the black coach as it rattled and clattered through the streets of St. Petersburg. There were two horses attached to said coach, one ...

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  • The Art of War: Part V_ Generals of Hate

    Silence falls like a shroud of silk, Over the battlefield of snow and blood. The bodies of men wounded and dead, Lie together indiscriminately, Red and gold and blue and ...

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  • In Defense of Our Nation (Working Title) Scene 1

    Snow was falling gently in the pine forests of southwestern Canada, slowly coating every rock and plant with a fine patina of white. A deer grazed languidly in a clearing, ...

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  • In Defense of Our Nation (Working Title) Scene 2

    The sky was grey, when the sun rose palely over the towering conifers. It was still cold, but the snow had stopped for the moment, allowing Sergeant Lee to wade ...

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  • In Defense of Our Nation (Working Title) Scene 3

    Here's scene three as promised. I'll try to finish scene four as soon as possible.Lee was brought to full consciousness, by the rough shaking of his shoulder. He opened his ...

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  • The Cold Twilight

    Chapter 1 (of 4)It was cold. It was always cold in the dark. Elijah Shepherd stared sourly into a can of… kidney beans. He was fairly certain that they were, ...

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