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The Happy Hour Miscarriage in Paradise
She grabbed me as if a trap door had opened beneath her feet. Her hand trembled, and her face, a shock of white, squirmed and twisted like a squall. I felt something like resentment as her gaze went...
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Organized Chaos
Laura Lewis, with a prose poem about “a bleeding heart trying to stitch it up before numb sets in.” — Paradise doesn’t always come on time or with palm trees and piña coladas. I found my Eden in the...
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Aruba: What’s Your Happy Place?
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Paradise Waiting
Fiction by Steve Jaeger. — The last thing Salim Khan saw in his brief life was a millisecond of a blinding flash of light and a loud bang as he detonated the four pounds of plastique in his backpack....
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Another Day in Prison Paradise
Incarcerated men have an escape in dreams of degrees. — Four solid concrete walls surrounded me. The uninviting barriers were getting closer and closer as the days went on. The deep scratches in the...
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The Happy Hour Miscarriage in Paradise
She grabbed me as if a trap door had opened beneath her feet. Her hand trembled, and her face, a shock of white, squirmed and twisted like a squall. I felt something like resentment as her gaze went...
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Organized Chaos
Laura Lewis, with a prose poem about “a bleeding heart trying to stitch it up before numb sets in.” — Paradise doesn’t always come on time or with palm trees and piña coladas. I found my Eden in the...
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Aruba: What’s Your Happy Place?
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Aruba Tourism Authority for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. What's your happy place? Mine is a beach with white sand, turquoise waters and...
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Paradise Waiting
Fiction by Steve Jaeger. — The last thing Salim Khan saw in his brief life was a millisecond of a blinding flash of light and a loud bang as he detonated the four pounds of plastique in his backpack....
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Another Day in Prison Paradise
Incarcerated men have an escape in dreams of degrees. — Four solid concrete walls surrounded me. The uninviting barriers were getting closer and closer as the days went on. The deep scratches in the...
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