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It came to her in the night. After tossing and turning for what seemed hours, deep rem had finally enveloped her, bringing with it a dream of how she would soon wake and finally have the answers for all the questions in life.
Clear as glass she could now see all-encompassing solutions and a smile began to play on her lips. She could hardly wait for the soft morning light to sneak thru the window, genteelly awakening her from slumber so that she may rise and show the world what…
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Smack in the middle of January's brash bluster, a rare 68 degree day had cropped up out of nowhere and she was taking advantage of the gift, one she took as a personal sign of a subtle Happy New Year greeting from Mother Nature. The french doors were wide open allowing a balmy breeze to invade the room. Both cats had come out of hiding from under her bed to languish in the however brief respite from the winter norm and they were tucked up under her arms, coiled in circles, creating…
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Timothy was what you could call a Free-Range mouse, since he was originally a pet for Michael, who as a typical ten year old boy with the attention span of a gnat, had forgotten to latch his cage. Traps were not allowed in the house since that breakout and even Micheal's mom now only rarely jumped when he skittered across den floor looking for dropped treats: a crumb for some, constituted a meal for one very small rodent with a darling black nose and grey fur as soft as, well a…
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The colors of the holidays could not dispel the grey in her soul. Two that she loved had passed during the previous months and their memories seemed to drape, over what should be a glorious time of year, a thin veil of melancholy on her life. Her continual stream of activity: the baking, the shopping, the wrapping, none seemed to enable her to rise above the shroud of what could only be a re-occurrence of mourning;…
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... and as the gavel fell, the decree being rendered, forthwith and agonizingly; she moaned softly so that only her nearest and dearest could hear, "What's done is done, but I fear I shall never be able to withstand the severity of it all".
She looked forlornly at the calendar hanging on the wall. Fifty two weeks in the year; fifty two days of anguish ahead of her.
"CRUEL AND UNUSUAL", that is what the headlines should read in…
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How much longer could he go on? An eternity had passed and his hope was waning fast.
Though she had left again in a rush only this morning , abandoning him with a slight of hand, half a smile and a "See ya later big guy", the hours seemed to stretch into days; no months, no years.
Gone, gone, gone, the anguish was breaking his heart and he just could not understand how she could be so nonchalant about leaving him, after all they meant to each other.
Just when he…
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She slowly savored her last sip of coffee and gazing out over the city she thought, what a beautiful day to die. She had laid the gun carefully beside her on the towel after a thorough cleaning and buffing, then loaded it with those new shinny bullets she had found in his top dresser drawer. The gun had been used, just as she had, and the chill of it's metal barrel felt in harmony with the coldness in her heart.
How often, she wondered, does one develop simpatico with an inanimate…
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