Delia was a young, single, witch looking for a great guy to spend her life with. Jacob was her current man. They had been out two times before, and she was really starting to like him. They both enjoyed slipping … Continue reading
Her Own Man
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Saturday Haiku: Love at First Sight
One loves at first sight Only if one possesses a knowledge within. Being shallow is a normal, but risky move. The looks go both ways. Don’t bow to beauty. Too often is it a crutch For mismatched couples. The Cliche … Continue reading
Illustration: “Dawn Singing” by Sara M.
“Dawn Singing” by Sara M.
Read the tale of Singing Dawn.
The Politician’s Dilemma
A congressman from the great state of Illinois wanted to address the nation over rumors that he was having an extra-marital affair. This address went against the advice of his re-election team; especially that of Raj, his “P.R. Guru.” “Why … Continue reading
Illustration: A “Breckin Harts” Infographic by Cori S.
Read “Breckin Harts” Here.
The Mistaken Rocketeers
Sam Wrighton was the proud coach of a little league baseball team, The Rocketeers. He held the role for two seasons, and was moving into his third. The previous coach had taken the job way too seriously. He quit due … Continue reading
Nerds Night Out
Tim and Nate were chemical engineering majors at Princeton University. They spent most of their time in their room studying. When they did go to parties, they usually only spoke to each other, and shied away from members of the … Continue reading
Haikus: The Journey
It’s a struggle, but
When you take on a challenge,
You feel good later.
*****
Some stories take more.
One must trust in the journey,
And proclaim one’s dreams!
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Caterpillars must
fear becoming butterflies–
growing up so fast.
They are too young to
understand the benefit
of beautiful wings.
They just see others
Entering cocoons, and then
Fluttering away.
Illustration: Future Couple
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Dancing Rosie
Rosie Williams was born fidgeting. She came out of her mom backwards, and wriggling. This was only a sign of things to come, for Rosie would never be able to sit still for more than two minutes. Her kindergarten teacher … Continue reading
Modern American Folktales 