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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Origins of Ink: E X H I B I T I O N . (opens the original)
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The first one was my dear husband Richard.I caught him when we came back from dinner. He agreed to let me go.Beckett and his wife were very pleasant. I found out he was a police officer working with Richard for his campaign. He wanted the benefits.I kept that woman in mind.He would be very important later. I needed someone like him to complete my exhibition.When he lay down for bed, I waited until I saw the clock hit 12:30.I collected the porcelain I had prepared for the past few weeks and set i
Origins of Ink: FREEDOM. (opens the original)
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I wake up to the hum of the ceiling fan above me. I lay there for a short while, contemplating whether I should bother getting out of bed today. I don’t want to. After hearing the soft voices behind the door, I force myself out of bed and open the door. The second I do, the voices fall silent.I walk into the bathroom, turning on the light to once again see the image of a woman torn apart. Every time I lie down, I return to that hospital room, and every morning, I have to redecorate that tired fa
Origins of Ink: Violation (opens the original)
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He left me there, drowning in sorrow.Sorrow.He didn’t let the kids see. It was a crime.Crime.I sit in bed, staring at the white plaster as it shakes and quivers.Shakes and quivers.The hum of the fluorescent light fills the canal.The canal.My eyes itch. I know they’re red with a thick irritation.Red.Red.Red like the flesh in my arms.Red like a heart glazed with blood.<sp
Origins of Ink: Lisa (opens the original)
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“Mom, are you okay?” The young boy asked.“What do you mean, honey?” The mother replied.“Well, you’re happier today. You don’t usually sing.”The mother smiled. Her teeth were less full of plaque today, and her hair was combed out perfectly.“Do you like it when I sing?”“I don’t know…”“Does it soothe you?”“... Kinda…”“Then that must be a good thing, right?”
Share-The-Pain: We (opens the original)
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I moved into Grant County a few days ago.It was a dirty, broken town, but it was all I could find nearby.I passed by rows of houses.More than one had police tape in front of it.I locked my doors while I drove.I parked in front of the complex.The paint peeled more than when I last saw it
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