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Weekly Contest #342
“Babe, I love you so much. We were meant for each other. Nothing will ever keep us apart. You and I are for life!” “Baby, that dress you were wearing the other night was perfection.” “My beautiful queen, you are of the most magnificent elegance.” “Baaaaaby, give me one more chance!” “Before I screwed things up, I could envision myself marrying you. Felicia, will you marry me?” Ugh, none of these will get her back. Hell, at this point, I don’t know what will get her back. I should never have been deceitful about myself; my personality, job, ...
Weekly Contest #341
It was a dark, chilly night of dread and turmoil. I was heading towards a familiar area amidst a pandemic. I remember being a wide-eyed 13-year-old the last time I was heading towards this destination. Now here I am- a 28-year-old who had been beaten down by life to the point I felt like a 40-year-old. I could feel the weight of something wanting to pull me from heading towards this area, but it was time to no longer hide. Rain poured along the road while my rideshare driver maneuvered the multiple cars along the road. ...
Weekly Contest #340
The Green Lamp By Caxton Valentine Grevis Anderson was always into magic and genies. He believed the power of a genie was in a lamp, and so he spent years collecting various lamps. Even when traveling to multiple countries, it would be far-fetched to see Grevis without a lamp. It got to the point where his wife, Amy, would not bother to get him any other gift. One day, in their small town of approximately 5,000, Grevis caught a news report about a magic auction featuring the most “magical” lamp in town, along with the chance to meet magician...
Weekly Contest #161
By Caxton Shokunbi I knew it was time to face my past before it was too late. I ventured off to the water fountain on Chelsea Avenue, which flooded my mind with memories of my mother. I remember it like it was yesterday. We had not gotten along for years since I refused to marry the woman my mom was dead set on me being with forever. That day my mom and I spoke at the fountain. I remember the warm air and the water pouring from the fountain. “James, Clarissa is the one for you.” she sternly said. “She treats you well and ...
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