Plaything

Ava Galbraith’s "Plaything" reveals the unsettling dynamic between Tabitha and Julie, as the former's careful grooming inflicts silent suffering. As Julie endures the procedure, her glassy eyes betray the anguish beneath the surface.

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Hope is…

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The Resurrection

The Resurrection

The Resurrection: A Poetic Rondeau Poem by Lucy O’Briain. Explore the triumphant journey of light conquering darkness, as the Son rises and the earth rejoices.
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