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You finally got on a date with this quirky, stunning girl you’ve met. Everything went perfectly, but when you got to her room, you found that the ghost of a giant centipede acts as her guardian spirit. Before bed, she tells you not to worry; she has told the spirit that you can be trusted.
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Langston Hughes (1902-1967), ‘Tired’, “New Masses”, Vol. 6, #9, Feb. 1931
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The secret to becoming a good writer is pretty simple: write with your heart. Just write with your heart. Allow it to guide you. Allow it to dictate your story.
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opening up my own fanfiction document on my personal laptop to see if the author has updated it yet
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I was walking around my library looking for my family but at every corner I saw hyper-realistic mannequins dressed like them and I was the only real person in the library.
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Maybe all we ever wanted was to just express ourselves.
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“There is something / not quite right / in your eyes. / Something hides / that I cannot catch. / A seductive smile, / a purring voice / and temptation calls. / But as my hands hovers / above yours, / a flash, / a vision / and I know what is wrong. / I take a step back, / turn / and run for my / life.”
— Ely C. Winters.
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Prompt #634
"Wear my jacket. It's drier than yours."
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child of saltwater
taken captive by the land
gulls still call me home
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this is the sword of good fortune, may it aid you in your travels.
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