It’s was a small town, the type of place where everyone knew everyone,

The teams that run,

The little kids who have fun,

The soccer players,

The city mayors,

The house at Pinewood Street,

And the warriors who have climbed every feet,

The bakers on SugarCane Lane,

And the people whom seen as one with the rain,

But one of them stood out the most,

That not one has seen at a toast,

The UnOrdinary,

So...

'It was a small town, the type of place where everyone knew everyone.’ At least that is what the quiet neighborhood of Magnolia, Georgia thought. Southern charm at its finest. Yes ma’am. No sir. Y’all come back now. The front door is always unlocked. Stop by mommas and grab some sweet tea. Cut your neighbors grass. You get it. The place everyone wants to live. Until you actually do. Behind all tha...

O my Luve is like a red, red rose

That’s newly sprung in June;

O my Luve is like the melody

That’s sweetly played in tune.

So fair art thou, my bonnie lass,

So deep in luve am I;

And I will luve thee still, my dear,

Till a’ the seas gang dry.

Till a’ the seas gang dry, my dear,

And the rocks melt wi’ the sun;

I will love thee still, my dear,

While the sands o’ life shall run.

And fare thee weel, m...

You know those towns that are just a set of stores along a railroad track? That’s where I live. It’s almost the only place I’ve ever seen.

My Dad’s in the military, and he’s been all over the world. Like ALL over the world. He’s brought me things from Japan, Sudan, Iran, and five other -ans. But we mostly just stay here in Bell Buckle. He says it’s safe here where we know almost everyone.

But I ...

It was a small town, the type of place where everyone knew everyone. I parked the car and began walking down Main Street.

There was a white cottage to my right with a sign that read ‘Threads & Things.’ A few houses down I passed a purple two story Victorian style building that appeared to be a bed and breakfast. It had a wrap around porch with Adirondack chairs on the lawn.

There were two wom...

Where I live, GoldenRope, is a small town, the type of place where everyone knows everyone… especially me and my family.

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I yawn and stretch, and my sister, Briar, romps into my room, her feet heavy and click-clacking on the ground.

“Wake up, Rosie Posie!” She exclaims, shaking my soft pink bed. I moan, “but…” “Todays your first day of school!” She says.

I reluctantly ris...

It was a small town, the type of place where everyone knew everyone. The latest news was always the talk of the town. The most peculiar thing about this town was its resident troublemaker, a mischievous orange-striped American Bobtail named Nacho. On September 23, 2004, in the early afternoon Nacho just randomly showed up at the back of the fire station in the middle of town and he has been hangin...

It was a small town, the type of place where everyone knew everyone. A place where news traveled around fast. In five minutes one thing could already be spread around. All the details. I normally didn’t notice or care, but now everyone’s treating me like I can’t cry. Like it was too painful and I’ve changed. Which it’s true I have changed. Or I feel like I have, but I definitely can cry.

“Elina,”...

The town of Ivy Creek was small, the type of place where everyone knew everyone. Restaurants, bakeries, and shops lined the streets and avenues. Flowering trees bordered the sidewalks, giving brightness to the town’s brick buildings.

As a detective in Ivy Creek, nothing much happens. Every now and then, it’s the occasional robbery or noise complaint. Nothing more, nothing less in this quaint, lit...

It’s a small town, the type of place where everyone knew everyone. A place where the most popular people in town shared the surnames found on building plaques. His wife had painted it like the setting of a romance movie, but the longer he stayed, the more sinister things became. His father-in-law was a tall man with eyes of an unnatural color. They reminded him of citrines as they glimmered at him...