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"I'll Go No More A Roving With You Fair Maid"
by Irving A. Greenfield
Portsmouth! He'd come for a taste of history. The HMS Victory, Admiral Nelson's flagship during the battle of Trafalgar, was berthed there, and he wanted to see it. A whim, really! He wasn't even a history scholar or even that much of a buff. He was a geologist, whose specialty was locating under-sea oil deposits for the large oil producing companies.
A Far Distant Place
by Elizabeth Routen
Hubie didn't have one like it. Neither did Karl. It could be said, in fact, that no one the whole length and breadth of Eindhoven, such as it was, had one like it. Not then, at least. Not in 1944.
Two Days in September
by Roberto Pachecano
(On September 3, 1967, North Vietnamese gunners fired forty-one artillery rounds into Dong Ha Combat Base. The ammunition dump sustained a direct hit touching off one of the most spectacular series of explosions in the war.)
"Oh, my God!" the kid screams, his voice joining the discord of emotional lament. The kid is in shock. Partially dried, dark blood stains his forehead. Like the others seeking sanctuary from the terror plunging from the sky, he reacts instinctively by jumping into the first cubbyhole he can find. The density of the dust that hangs in the air chokes him. He struggles to breathe. The morning sunlight dims within seconds.
Bad Sex
by Rich Furman
I don't want to have bad sex she said,
I only like to have, am willing to have, good sex.
Do You Speak French?
by Farida Mihoub
When I saw her at the video store,
she reminded me of an old friend,
I nearly approached her and asked
her if she spoke French.
Talk to Me
by Farida Mihoub
Talk to me while I am sleeping.
Tell me that you are thinking of me,
and that you got home safely.
Prowling
by Sam Vaknin
The little things we do together
to give up life.
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