Wind wisps leaves awry.
A present for Mother Earth.
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Vehophobia
There are over 40,000 deaths from car crashes annually in the United States. . When I was a sophomore, a senior girl died in a car accident before graduation. Years later, I saw her family on a ghost hunting show. They made all this equipment to try and talk to her, and they preserved her room exactly the same. The accident was with a tree. I heard the car was crushed like a tin can.
By Raistlin Allenabout 24 hours ago in Poets
GRANDMA NELSON
Daddy pulled off the interstate, and I saw the all familiar red barn, and I knew we had arrived at Grandma Nelson's farm. I always had mixed feelings about seeing my Grandmother. It seemed she had as many Grandchildren as the old Mother in the shoe nursery rhyme. I saw her as different, but that is not why I hestiated. The truth be known I always got in trouble at her house, and ended up sitting in the car after I had been scolded.
By Susan Payton2 days ago in Fiction
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I love autumn, it's absolutely a present from Mother Earth!
Lovely!