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Livio Serra

I don’t like to grow. I prefer to crawl, but upwards.

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God’s Lie

“Yes.” An answer dressed in ice. Who was he to judge a choice?

Jake had met Sarah online two years earlier. They had started talking about literature and fantasies. He was good-looking, with a clean-shaven face, green eyes and a lovely smi...

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The Beautiful Truth - II

Hello, everyone!

Before continuing with this part, I invite you to read the first one: that’s where it all begins.

Part II

‘He fell into despondency after his wife died,’ said Tiziana, a retired hairdresser, while blow-drying Angela’s cu...

5 days ago
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The Beautiful Truth - I

Well, it all started with an image. I was trying to remember a place where I had spent many years of my life, looking out of my window on a summer night, when this sentence came to me: “On that cliffside overlooking the sea, winter surfaced...

12 days ago
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Predator/Prey straitjacket

a filmstrip torn by force

frames already gone,

gone thin,

gone wrong

cellulose confetti catching in my hands,

my hold,

my hollow grip catching in my teeth,

my tongue

a marked face mapped, masked

old mouth loaded with ancestral resi...

14 days ago
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Dark Flamingo

A part of me remained caught in the murmur of the television in the next room.

My door was ajar. Sound seeped in, along with a wash of blue light.

Relief, knowing that someone on the other side of the wall was absorbed in the spectacle of...

17 days ago
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