The Patient by Milana Oliveri
They called him The Patient. He was a man who promised himself “one more time” and didn’t know why. One more cigarette after work. One more shot while he gambled…
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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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Magic, Repose, Cosmos,Hummingbird & Contemplating by Jim Bates
Magic The morning was so quiet you could hear the bees buzzingYou could almost hear the butterfly’s wings fluttering tooThe sun was floating low in the eastSuspended like an orb…
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The Wall by Sarah Dawson-Moroz
The crows squawk as the blue-white light of morning pierces through the cracks in the curtains. I squint sleepily at the light, wondering why I was so insistent on buying…
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Midnight Haunts by Tyler Baigrie
waking up to grey faces hovering over you saying,you’re too old for this aren’t you?too young to ask these questionsand too old to want these answers. you’re too old for…
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Two Small Town Girls That Dressed Up for Wednesday by Jonathan Ferrini
My flight from JFK landed in Albuquerque well after dark, just in time to learn that the last connection to Phoenix had been canceled. Waiting until morning wasn’t an option…
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