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The ghost who died michael ogah Homepage
an illusion of vagueness and the unforseen in a real world
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Angel in fur David Smith Homepage
Story of a dog who captured a man's heart then then multitudes more
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Ghostly School Shivansh Chaturvedi Homepage
a story on ghosts who have covered a school!!!
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Our show SesshyWifey Homepage
Yeah i'm horrible at writing songs and i can't sing very well but whatever passes the time...
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Another Day In The Life of Murder:Karla SesshyWifey Homepage
Being rich and beautiful isnt all it's cracked up to be.(This is actually the prequel to Another Day In The Life of Murder:Christmas.I want to create a whole series.later!o_~)ALL CAPS=THINKING
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Another Day In The Life of Murder:Chistmas SesshyWifey Homepage
What type of horror can happen at Christmas time?only Steffi knows....
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LOVING MR FUDGEE. Terry Collett Homepage
A GIRL AND HER DOG.Your father didn’t Like Mr Fudgee Getting into your Bed snuggling up Next to you putting His nose into your Ear and he would chase Mr Fudgee out Of your room and tell You off in his deep Baritone voice for Allowing him in Saying don’t let young Mr Fudgee in To your bed Alice It won’t do and off He'd go in temper Huffing and puffing But once he was out Of earshot and off Downstairs you would let Mr Fudgee back Into your room once More and he’d get in The bed and you’d hug Him and kiss him and Feel his warmth near you And against you and He'd look at you with His big brown eyes and You’d stare back at him And know deep down that You didn’t ever Want to be without Mr Fudgee and Remembered clearly How yesterday while You sat in the big Old chair in the hall Mr Fudgee came And sat on your lap And began kissing Your arm and face and Eyelids and Father Took him off by the Scruff of his neck and Saying remember Your place in this house Mr Fudgee don’t Sit on Alice’s Little lap and lick And nuzzle your nose Into her neck and Off Mr Fudgee Went looking back all Sad and forlorn and You gave him a small Wave and blew him a Kiss from your small palm Which flew far beyond Father’s reach and touched Mr Fudgee’s nose Invisibly as None but you and your Dog Mr Fudgee Could know feel or see.
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BIRDIE SLEEPS. Terry Collett Homepage
A GITL AND HER DEAD BIRD.
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LILY'S KITTENS. Terry Collett Homepage
LILY'S SAVES KITTENS FROM DROWNING.
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Leather Lace and Lead Part 2 Donald Harry Roberts Homepage
part 2
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