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The Fisherman and the Sea
Under Pink Blossoms
Green Choices
Inspirare
The Spookfest
Adieu
Attitudes
The Missing Candies
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The Magic Moment
Give Me Wings So I Might Fly
Whistle Twice for Yes
The Last Pilgrimage
The Inhabitants
Lord What Fools These Mortals Be
Unwanted
Escape to Paradise
The Problem with Women
Meg in Her Bath
Endure and Sing
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleHello Mia! It’s so nice to see you on Voice.club. I remember this story very well from ZenGarden.club – it was one of my favorites. I was pleasantly surprised when it popped up on my Discourse list today. I look forward to more stories from you, and hope you’re doing well.
Hello Mia, I like the line – possibly millions of bright red tulips swaying in the sun. Eli began to smile. That made me smile too, a happy ending for Eli.
Lots of stories told here in 350 words, leaving the reader to fill in between the lines, or be satisfied with the mysteries along the way.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleHello, Mia. I agree with Eric; I also like that line because I also smiled as I read that part of your story. This line also stuck in my mind: “Too welcoming to accept, but too intriguing to refuse”. Can you allow me to use that line on a Facebook post? Well written.
Yes, you may use the line! I’m so glad you enjoyed the story!
Thank you so much, Mia.
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To Leave Comments - Please SignIn with GoogleMia, what a beautifully written, poetic allegory. I’ve read it many times and each time I get inspired anew. I’m so glad you left it up to the reader to interpret the myriad of meanings in this path that all of us travel. It helps to remember that it’s always and forever lined with tulips.