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Reflections on not being sad By WL I am not really sad. How can I be sad? I am usually at the front of everything pushing on without rest. There is nothing to be sad about. Yeah, it must be the weather or something. It's really cloudy outside; I want to crawl up into bed again. Just sleep away my day and hope tomorrow will be better. I mean why does anyone have to do anything at all? There is no meaning in the actions like going out to a mall with friends, when you don't buy a
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Just a moment in my thoughts
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Just Business By WL Matthew walked into the locker room with his baseball uniform covered in what "looked like" dirt. He was the splitting figure of what all men craved to be with the best features that money could buy. Brett was not far behind him; he was slightly shorter and less muscled. His more compact muscular appearance was no less charming than the well muscled God in front of him. His eyes were fixated on the perfectly round ass cheeks of Matthew, who suddenly tu
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Contemporary fiction short story, it's sad and for some hopefully an eye opener. Dialogue heavy with moderate language and scenes not for the weak of heart.
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What to Write? By WL Characters: Mind, a voice of reason Heart, a voice of emotion Play: Mind: Let's start a story Heart: Love story, vengeance story, sex story, or all the above. I want extra sex scenes in this new story. Mind: You always want more sex scenes, if it were up to you, then all I will be writing is pornography. Heart: There is nothing wrong with that. It makes me feel good. Mind: It makes me gag at how everything
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Existentialist vignette play
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Curiosity Killed the Cat By WL You have all heard what happened to the tortoise and the hare? The hare was so arrogant that he messed up the race by sleeping a few steps from the finish line and the tortoise out of share patience and humility won the race. A great parable and children's fable to teach people to be very humble despite overwhelming odds. That is not what happened, though. My name is Alfred ‘Schrodinger' Cat and Harry Harris Hare, the famous hare
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A short little "what if" fable on the tortoise and the hare.
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Home is in the Heart (Part One) By WL The spectacle of the old American West is one filled with greed and despair. Across the vast stretches of prairies and open fields, there were many men, women, and even children seeking out their own claims to fame, fortune, and a new life. The Northeastern cities and towns were filled by immigrant factory workers and low standards of living. The South had been ravaged by a half decade long war and suppressed by rabid Reconstruction Republican sta
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A new type of Western Story, very well researched, and perhaps a new genre away from the gay cowboy dynamic.
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Examinations and Executions Chapter 2 By WL (One month after the events of Better to Reign in Hell) The first strike had frightened and elated some, but it was nothing in comparison to what must be achieved. Mark and Jodi needed to analyze their own patterns and figure out any missteps that they made along the way. Even with a presidential pardon, it is best not use such a favor during the term of the sitting president due to both public outcry and realistic ramifications f
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hapter 1 Better to Reign in Hell... By WL The scene could not be more perfect with the amazing views of a wide open vineyard and a large Spanish influenced home right in the center. Mark Buchannan-Breckenridge was the happiest gay man that anyone would envy. He had made large amounts of money from savvy investments without lying or cheating like his Wall Street friends. He had a nice family owned home that was beautiful and amazing to the eyes. Above all else, he had a wond
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Imagine having the perfect life as gay man, you have a partner since you were a kid that loves only you. You are both married and have son. Your old father has finally come around to accepting your sexuality. You are rich through sheer intelligence and good business skills. The perfect life.... Then, the world begins to hit you, how far will you go to get revenge?
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Lines in the Sand- Part 5 By W.L Egypt was merely a stone throws away, but there remained one major obstacle to Alexander's conquest and dominance of the Mediterranean Sea, Gaza. The fortress was situated in the lands of Canaan, a tributary state of the Persian Empire. After their departure from Egypt, the descendants of Lot had grown as a semi-independent regional power with trade networks that extended from the Pillars of Hercules to the Straits of Bosporus. The conquest of Egypt by
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Rules of Engagement (Part four) By WL After the Battle of Issus, Darius had to retreat to his capital in the ancient lands that were once known as Ur. The Persian army had been dealt a serious defeat by the well-trained cavalry forces of Alexander and Hephestion. A day after the battle, Alexander's scouting cavalry captured several family members of King Darius including his pregnant wife, the Queen of Persia. Alexander and Hephestion wished to inspect them together and they h
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Words and Actions (Part three) By WL Thebes had been laid to waste. Olympia was correct the remaining rebel Greek cities surrendered after Alexander's army destroyed his favorite city. Fear of destruction had persuaded most of the leadership to join Alexander's push towards the east, but two men stood in his way. Demosthenes, the great oratory leader of Athens, denounced Alexander at every turn and engagement. He personally led the remaining anti-Macedonians contingent in Athens and h
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Struggle, Death, and Rebirth (Part two) By WL Alexander had taken his role as King of Macedon, but he would need more than just his own kingdom in order to create an empire beyond the wildest dreams of mankind for ages to come. Hephestion was the only person that Alexander could share his vision with; no one from his mother Myrtle to his closest courtiers knew the extent of his vision to unite mankind. The first true test and road block to his dream of uniting mankind was Per
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Olympian Deeds (Part one) By WL What defines Greatness? Is it a word of size and Grandeur? Or could it be a far Greater and Grander? As centuries past, the lovers would again meet. In the old lands of Dorias, there was a mighty kingdom called Macedon. Its king Philip II was a warrior of the highest value and highest foresight. An unlikely candidate for the supreme leader of Greece; he was exchanged as the captive son of the Macedonian king to the city state of Thebes as
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Age of Innocence By WL (Dedicated to Lord Byron) As Ages have gone, and lovers hath held From the simplicity of Crete, we leave for new land Oh great isle, where romance was compelled Will their true love survive the dark journey at hand? In the Centuries passing, Crete developed into the center of a new trade network between many of the mainland Greek cities, which had rebuilt and prospered through the old Egyptian trade routes that are now controlled by Persia.
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Simple and Simplicity What is a Dark Age? There have been many things people call dark ages throughout human history, but can anyone explain this concept. No one truly understands the concept, because they have the perception of ignorance and primeval dread whenever the word is used. After the Dorias, later known as the Dorian, completed their campaign along with allies throughout the Aegean; the old ways of civilization were shattered. Assyria rose to prominence in the region of
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Beyond the Walls As history and Civilizations developed in Egypt, we must not forget the distant areas beyond these centers of civilization. Vast reaches of land were populated by the peoples of all walks. Modern men will simply call them Barbarians and entertainment would show us muscular caricatures of fearsome beasts that rape, pillage, and haunt our nightmares. Yet, they were more than that. The trade routes of the Egypt went north to the nascent cultures of Greece and beyond
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Equal before the Sun So pass the great city of Sodom into the mists of history. The truth of the invasion, death, and destruction will never be known to outsiders or believers. However, the amazing artistic pottery that Matt and Zeke created flourished and expanded into new forms as it began to be mimicked by admirers after the great city fell. In the lands of the Nile, artisans, intellectuals, and people of all ability gathered again to form the great civilization that we know as Egypt.
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The Twilight Struggle H'Ajar and Eannatum names are long forgotten. The empire of Eannatum fell like many empires after it. The land was still fresh and lively with artisans and craft makers of all fields. Towards the west of Sumer, a pair of cities dominated the trade of artisans and craftsmen. The city of Sodom and Gomorrah were the centers of commerce and intellect. Many will later claim debauchery and sin upon these lands, but history is written by the victors. Only those that have r
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Where we begin: At the dawn of human civilization, when the beginnings of our societies had yet to be set, mankind had developed the first tools, the first cities, and the first weapons. Throughout history and time, mankind shall develop its tools, create larger cities, and develop more fearsome weapons. Yet, only a few began the slow journey towards love; most willfully or ignorant to the fact chose a life planned with marriages of convenience and short spurts of lust. H'Ajar wa
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My Premise: Maybe I have been watching too many old movies, but there is something about eternal love that gets me thinking. What if someone could love not only in this lifetime, but love eternally? I won't argue in favor of reincarnation, because most people would be in an uproar to think that they'd never go to heaven or be happy they are never damned to hell. The far east has developed many different religious and philosophical assumptions on this concepts and the writers have built t
