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Weekly Contest #280
Life's River (For Sigmund) Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore, So do our minutes hasten to their end. -William Shakespeare 1. The last time I saw Joan was at the class reunion one year ago. It was then that I promised to write the story about my near-death experience; she insisted on it because she had felt “greatly moved”, as she put it, the day she read my e-mail. For about a month we had volleyed back and forth on the subject of the paranormal. So I told her about my experience because it has left its mark somewhere deep w...
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The Masked Trumpeter A cloudless night like this Can set the spirit soaring: After a tiring day The clockwork spectacle is Impressive… - W.H. Auden Mexico City is never completely dark at night. It is always enveloped in the collective penumbra of billions of streetlamps and all objects cast long shadows in that eerie glow that is wondrous against the blackened sky; it emboldens those that wish to venture the city streets during those hours of peaceful respite from the harshness of daily life in this great metropolis. It was already midnigh...
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