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Dear friends,I regret to inform you all that ME will close soon. The main administrators have been locked out and so it is only a matter of time now before we will all be gone. Please be sure to backup your work here if you have not done so already and, perhaps, find your friends elsewhere so you don't lose them as well! A special thank you to Ralph, God rest his soul, for providing such a beautiful environment for us to share. I'd also like to thank Mari, Mark, Tammy, Sandy, and Sheri for all…See More
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Dear friends,I regret to inform you all that ME will close soon. The main administrators have been locked out and so it is only a matter of time now before we will all be gone. Please be sure to backup your work here if you have not done so already and, perhaps, find your friends elsewhere so you don't lose them as well! A special thank you to Ralph, God rest his soul, for providing such a beautiful environment for us to share. I'd also like to thank Mari, Mark, Tammy, Sandy, and Sheri for all…See More
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TOLD FROM THE HEART

Started by Fran Lewis Apr 30. 0 Replies

A STORY TOLD FROM THE HEART: BY THREE AMAZING AUTHORS:  Uprooting an entire family is difficult but not when the reason is to share the love of their family, children with those in hospitals. Jake and Nicole Rivers love having their two sets of…Continue

Finally Home: My review

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Finally HomeAuthor: Elysabeth Eldering  Uprooting a teenager just when things are starting to look up for her can be traumatic, upsetting and definitely not endear you to your teenage child. Kelly Watson is not happy about moving to a new town…Continue

A Hole in the Ground owned by a Liar

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 A Hole in the Ground Owned by a LiarAuthor: Daniel PyneLee Garrison is bored and needs a definite diversion in life. Teaching is his primary career but some excitement and fun at his age would really get his motor running and engine restarted. Lee…Continue

 
 
 

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Photo by Mark Henderson

The end of the day inspires many feelings, different for each of us. Post your stories and poems below, as…

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Ralphy's last story: A Toast to You

While we were assembling Issue 4 of U Magazine, Ralphy sent me a story he'd recently written and asked me to edit it for him. I did so, checked the editing with Mari, and got Ralphy's approval of the resulting manuscript. We then included the first half of the story in Issue 4; some members of ME will already have read it.

I now attach the whole story, A Toast to You, in its author's memory. It's typical of his slightly surreal wit and imagination - a lovely piece of…

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Speak soft your words my love
I hear music in your voice
tender kisses from thy lips
a warmth that fuels in me desires

bursting at the seams to be quenched.

Enter into me, slow and sweet
our bodies measuring in heat and motion
we come together, our essence
uniting with the universe
until I am left helpless
a vulnerable, quivering mass
explosions of pure joy escapes my eyes.

Kiss away the tears my love
hold me tight until the Sandman finds me
then leave me to wake in the light and wither away
again, a vulnerable, quivering mass
with tears of unspeakable ache escaping my eyes
and a hollow that once held my heart
gone now, taken away with the dawn
stolen sometime in the night when you left
and went home to her.

Each night I die a little more
dreaming of what can never be
as I have found you
just a little too late.


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Tammy Hendrix



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