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THE CATOBLEPAS

A Catoblepas resembles a buffalo; its stare turns people into stone; its breath kills them

Yearning

100 word Drabble. Using foreign word: saudade. It means yearning in Portuguese

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Don’t Answer Me

I don’t know what to say.

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They didn’t live like anyone else we knew. If they lived at all.

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#11063:	Comedy	by Waltz in the Lonesome October
Leaf Me Alone Turning over an old leaf. Or hundreds of them. How do you deal with fallen leaves? Note: 11-14-21 @ 4:57pm "Note: View this Note"

#11060:	Drama	by Joy's busy haunting
Distorting Your Characters Character distortions can help the plotting and the conflict of a story. Is it okay to distort historical or real-life people while writing a fictional story? Note: 11-12-21 @ 5:15pm "Note: View this Note"

#11062:	Fantasy	by eyestar~*
The Lure of Unicorns Ponderings on unicorns Why are unicorns so alluring and popular? Note: 11-16-21 @ 12:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#11061:	For Authors	by Fyn-dragon
Agglomeration of Miscellaneous Thoughts Bits and pieces, a potpourri of thoughts to share What's your best piece of advice for aspiring writers? Note: 11-13-21 @ 5:07pm "Note: View this Note"

#11064:	Horror/Scary	by Arakun the Scary Raccoon
Home town horror Horror stories set in small towns Nothing bad happens here, does it? Note: 11-15-21 @ 9:04pm "Note: View this Note"

#11065:	Poetry	by Warped Sanity
Dream Poetry Poetry based on the subconscious revealed in dreams Have you ever written a poem influenced by your dreams? Note: 11-14-21 @ 8:09pm "Note: View this Note"

#11059:	Romance/Love	by Samberine Everose
Searching for a Soulmate Do you believe in soulmate? Is soulmate is still significant today? Is there any one whom we can call a soulmate? Note: 11-15-21 @ 5:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#11069:	Short Stories	by Legerdemaim
Who Has Time To Write? People watching can enhance your writing. Do you use body language to show your character's emotions? How did you show that? Note: 11-12-21 @ 12:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#11070:	Spiritual	by Sophyween
A Change of Plans A change of plans, especially plans we are looking forward to, can be a challenge to accept. How can you turn a disappointing change of plans into something positive? Note: 11-14-21 @ 9:02am "Note: View this Note"

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