Used Steinways by Jonathan Ferrini
Where’s Momma?” “Passed out cold from her morning fix. “My gang members are lookin’ for a score and think there’s money inside a storefront full of old pianos.”…
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Flora Fiction is a collective of creative muses and inspiration. From original writing, to photography and illustration, there’s always something to be discovered. In the modern world, you may experience difficulty in reconnecting with your inner artistic child. Society often devalues the importance of art, in any form.
Art, in conjunction with arithmetic and science, advances the capacity of intelligence. Not only do you need imagination to invent, you need it to connect. You’re taught how to connect with others, in your family and in social settings. Now is the time to connect with yourself. Stay and explore the possibilities of the human mind.
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Thunder Showers by Niall Crisp
Many of you spend each day waiting for a thundershowerBlockade your houses and empty your water tanksPreparing for the worst in mind River’s overflow and deluges come further but I…
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To the Rabbit Hole by Martin Indars
“Fear not the rabbit hole.It is warm, safe and securefrom the shredding above.”—Nitram Sradni The best burrow deep, blindly so,to either nowhere or nowhere you know.With nothing from above but…
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Resplendent by Jim Bates
All day longSnow fallingBlanketingBarren brown groundA white delightA wintery makeoverHushed and lovelySoft and peacefulSilently sublimeLand resplendentIn delightfulCalm. Jim Bates is retired and lives in a small town in Minnesota. He…
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Written Word by Gail Brown
Firelight flickered in the faces of excited children. They squealed with delight as Sabina punctuated the story with gestures. Especially if the fire sparked at the perfect time. She…
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