Once upon a time in a classroom almost like this one there sat a teddy bear on the windowsill. This teddy was owned by a little boy that was brought in for show and tell. He shared the teddy bear's name with the class for the bear helped him with his reading. The little boy liked to read to the bear. The little boy left the bear for use for another day and share with his friends. The little when passing the school that late afternoon he told the bear be good and sleep tight. See you tomorrow, Teddy Bear.
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Mark Graham
I am a person who really likes to read and write and to share what I learned with all my education. My page will mainly be book reviews and critiques of old and new books that I have read and will read. There will also be other bits, too.
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The Courtroom
The judge continues "and after completing your sentence if still alive you will come back to this town and show them how much you have changed, and you must compensate the community somehow when you return. You are now 18 so you unless you really get on someone's nerves you will survive this.
By Mark Graham9 months ago in Fiction
Traces of Strangers
A bus rolled up to the stop. 12 SANDY BLVD to PARKROSE, not hers. Normally she waited standing. As the back exit door opened, the people inside began to drop out onto the curb at her feet. She tucked her crossed legs out of the way and regretted spontaneously choosing to sit in the little metal chair. Both doors closed and some other switch or lever in the drivers compartment made the bus let out a pressurized shriek.
By Iona Beaudry3 days ago in Fiction
The Pride Flag and the Diversion
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By Tim Carmichael7 days ago in Pride
Comments (3)
nice
Awe that’s so beautiful mark. I have a teddy bear he is 66years old he is by my bed I love him. Will do a pic poem of him tomorrow to show you 🍀🍀🍀
Cute story!