Fourth Man Left Outside

He plopped the rules back down next to the pile of cards, as if reading them himself was somehow supposed to convince the mockingbird. "a carribean breeze scented candle, though?" "it was what i had!"

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To catch a mockingbird

I sat down the other day and felt creative. I've never written stories like this before and this is also my first upload to YiffStar. Comments and suggestions would be nice unless you don't have anything constructive to say. I've been toying with the...

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Beta Decay: Rian's Essay ---Part 3

But doing that leaves me with a moral dilemma-- i would have to be the figurehead of a genocide of mockingbirds. nietzsche said that there are no absolutes, that there are no rules, that there are no moral ideals, unless you make them.

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Full Circle

Figure it out :p full circle strong cypress lies aside me grown out of a field mockingbird sings freely never forced to yield.

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Seventeenth Straight Sheridan Spring Spaghetti Social

"what about the mockingbird?" she whispered, breathing out ... ... as he breathed in. of her scent. of her softness. her paws had been slicing and buttering bread with the knife ... for the past half hour. she smelled like a bakery.

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The Reptilian Blitz: Chapter 1

Connor utters as he takes a look around the mockingbird's slightly cramped cargo/passenger bay. \*meanwhile at the nose of the aircraft\* so... tell me chief. does the house know about us?

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Bluebirds Fall

Northern mockingbird. ruby-throated hummingbird. great blue heron. the cardinal's our state bird, but i think the heron should be. but they're both ... very dignified." the mouse considered. "i mean, there are flashier birds, you know.

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Teatime on the Titanic

"ahead ten knots," a mockingbird yelled into a circular horn connected to a flexible tube. a rabbit hopped up to them and pushed his paws forward. "no guests are allowed on the bridge." "we're not guests.

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Beautifully Tethered

How, when you cried, in sorrow, in loss, in the full light of the moon, the mockingbirds would take pity on you. and mimic the songs of all the birds and sounds they could think of. just to distract you a little bit. just to help you out.

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In the Pale Moonlight

The mockingbird." he nuzzled his nose into the fur on her wings, her side. another pause. "nights at home," she said, "for me, are a whispering quiet. it's never completely still. not," she said, "entirely."

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Test Trial No. 1

Brianna recited first chapter of 'to kill a mockingbird' which she read now while listening to you insult me. not blame me for human words being stupid confusing nonsense not fit for child of egg's throat. especially english!

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