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			<title>They've Been Fooled</title>
			<description>The ocean and all of its mysterious wonders is a constant in my mind--nothing says peace and tranquility than the sounds of the ocean</description>
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			<title>Chapter 7</title>
			<description>A cool, cloudless night had fallen and the Amor de Cofresi	had been traveling at a steady pace. Henri stood solid at the helm, steering them silently through the dark. Once they had put England far behind them, Graciella had sat down with Marie and discussed their situation. The girl was to be in Gr..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 6</title>
			<description>Along the first mile, Marie managed to steal the biggest item she had ever stole&amp;#2013266048;&quot;a horse. A beautiful chestnut mare with a black mane and tail. Unfortunately, she did not come with a saddle, only a bridle. But, since Marie was originally of the country, she knew how to ride bareback. Th..</description>
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			<title>Capter 5</title>
			<description>On the opposite side of London, where the rich dwelled with their furs and jewels, expensive town homes and priceless carriages, was a tall, graceful soldier. He stood at the end of the great hall in his small but lavishly decorated manor that overlooked the river. Gazing in a massive gold mirror, t..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 4</title>
			<description>The bumpy ride along the River Thames lasted for a little over one mile. Their driver pulled the horses to a jolting halt and jumped down to open the carriage door. Mr Douglas exited first, turning to offer his assistance to Graciella. Sh was never one to be pampered or treated as a lady, but she gr..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 3</title>
			<description>Throughout the next two years, Graciella turned her shipping company into a European-wide industry. She had gained two more ships&amp;#2013266048;&quot;a Spanish Galleon and a small schooner&amp;#2013266048;&quot; as well as two new employees in the former owner&amp;rsquo;s sons. Young Marco, a spry young 20 year old, wa..</description>
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			<title>The Siren</title>
			<description>Cascading down the ivory backDeep golden waves blanketed her body. Her slim figure curved towards the seaVanishing away to cerulean scales of sapphires. Eyes, like the ocean, from raging to peacefulLooked out over the crests at the awaiting ships. She is seductive as a temptress, q..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 2</title>
			<description>Graciella spent the next two weeks making plans for her journey. Unfortunately, she was unable to book passage of her own to the Caribbean. Her misfortune continued for another month. She had to let go much of the estate&amp;rsquo;s servants, leaving only Amancio employed. Eventually, Graciella came to ..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 1</title>
			<description>It had been several years, almost a decade, since Graciella had gazed out at the coast. She had long forgotten how the salty seas had flowed rapidly through her veins. It was as if she had been born straight out of those humongous crashing walls of angry water. Her once royal blue eyes had faded to ..</description>
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			<title>Introduction</title>
			<description>15 April 1835How I remember his voice, so smooth and deep; I think that is what ultimately won my mam&amp;aacute;&amp;rsquo;s coraz&amp;oacute;n. She was the very image of the Virgin Mother, with hair so brown that it was nearly midnight, yet wildly curly like the serpents of Medusa. She is of Spanish royal..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 5: Getting Settled</title>
			<description>After the quick drive through campus, the vehicles pulled to a dusty stop in front of a beautifully ornate administration building with tall steps leading to the front doors. On the bottom step was a petite woman with hair pulled back into a bun so tight, that the corners of her eyes were pulled tau..</description>
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			<title>Chance</title>
			<description>Was it chance that they met?   Some may call it fate.Was it chance they fell in love,    Or was it fate?Was it chance he broke her heart    And fell for someone else?Or was it fate he pushed her away    Into the arms of another.Was it chance she never trusted again,   For fear ..</description>
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			<title>Too Soon</title>
			<description>Young life never knownYour joys we will never share.We planned to see your playsTo watch you march in band.Taking you to college, watching you walk across the stage,To be there saying I do on your wedding day.I would have been at the hospitalWhen you had your first babe.But instead, we say our final..</description>
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			<title>My Lover and Me</title>
			<description>My lover and me dance through spaceLike the earth and moonCaught in a lasting embrace.Revolving around one another, day by dayLike the moon, he affects my ebb and flowMy emotions, they rise and fall.But day by day,And night by nightWe danceLike the earth and moon, revolving around anotherMaking each..</description>
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			<title>Happy Tonight</title>
			<description>Accomplishment! This is what I'm feeling tonight.Happiness! This is spread across my face.I am smiling from ear to earI am thrilled to read that one, simple word.SENIOR. It is only a matter of time. Just a handful of months.A college graduation is in sightACCO..</description>
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			<title>Call</title>
			<description>Every day it ringsEvery day no one answersAt the same timeOn the dot it ringsOnly onceAnd never twiceWill she answerOr only stareWill she pick up And see what is saidOr will she forever watchIt call every day.</description>
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			<title>Beast of the Deep</title>
			<description>Look at those eyesSo dark and blackSeeing everything yet nothing at all.Their skin is coarseSo rough Leaving behind multiple cuts on anything they pass.Rows of teethSharper than diamonds Closing down on the unsuspecting.Swimmers of the deepLurkers of the..</description>
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			<title>Rocking Chair</title>
			<description>Back and forth it rocksAs the wind blows softly.&amp;nbsp;It creaks on the wooden floorOf the old farmhouse porch.&amp;nbsp;Alone for yearsThe rocking chair waits.&amp;nbsp;Begging to be sat inIf even for one last time.&amp;nbsp;The dust clings to its seatAnd cobwebs to its legs.&amp;nbsp;Soon the sky grows darkAnd the..</description>
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			<title>A Pirate</title>
			<description>As I lay on my backIn the warm soft grass&amp;nbsp;I think back to a songThat I used to know&amp;nbsp;The song was of piratesOf which I used to be&amp;nbsp;Now that I'm homeIt doesn't feel right&amp;nbsp;For my heart is screamingYou should go tonight.&amp;nbsp;I don't want to leave youThough I love being here&amp;nbsp;I ha..</description>
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			<title>Do They Exist?</title>
			<description>Do they exist?Down there in the deep.Do they exist? Swimming among the fish.Do they exist?With their ageless beauty.Do they exist?Easy to anger.Do they exist?Their tails in every color.Do they exist?Playing sweet music.Somewhere in the swirling waters of the ocean, hidi..</description>
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			<title>Whisk Me Away</title>
			<description>I'm supposed to be working on homework but this popped out of my head instead :) Enjoy reading about my love of the beach</description>
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			<title>TBD</title>
			<description>historical fiction of sorts..it's not finished but this is the idea that popped into my head just by looking at a picture</description>
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			<title>Beast</title>
			<description>My twist on a classic fairy tale introduction. &quot;Who could ever learn to love a beast&quot;</description>
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			<title>The Pirate's Daughter</title>
			<description>Graciella always knew she had been taken from her beloved Caribbean too soon, but what she did not realize was that there was far more to her father than what she had been told. </description>
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			<title>Chapter 4: Arrival</title>
			<description>Loud pounding on the door by Patrick awoke the tousled girls who looked groggily at one another, briefly wondering who each other was. Without so much of a warning, the door burst open to flood the room with bright Queensland sun dripping off of every item in the room. Brian&amp;aacute; and Anna Maria g..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 3: An Aussie Welcome</title>
			<description>Upon boarding yet another private jet, the three girls sat in awkward silence for the first three hours of the flight. For the next several hours, everyone slept the night away. About 11 o&amp;rsquo;clock that Sunday night, Anna Maria yawned and began to sketch off and on, Brian&amp;aacute; had awoken and s..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 2: Australia Bound</title>
			<description>At the same time, Brian&amp;aacute; Belle Joliet-Ducet walked into the De Gaulle Airport in Paris, France with a black, Gucci messenger bag slung over her shoulder. She had shoulder length brown hair and doe brown eyes. As she walked through the halls, people turned and stared at the sixteen year old. D..</description>
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			<title>Chapter 1: The London Meeting </title>
			<description>	Right at 9:30 in the morning on a bright sunny Saturday in North London, a young girl with dirty blonde hair and and blue eyes strode into Heathrow Airport, with an air of confidence following her. Her name was Princess Anna Maria Elizabeth Townley, daughter to Great Britain&amp;rsquo;s own Prince . Th..</description>
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			<title>Introduction</title>
			<description>The elderly woman, in at least her late 80s, sat down in a plush, floral arm chair in the corner of her highly decorative bedroom. He bed was canopy style with a think, down comforter that was folded back, awaiting her to come lay down. The room was not particularly well lit; most of the lights were..</description>
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			<title>A New Beginning</title>
			<description>Moving can be hard for anyone, but for three young women from different corners of the world, it is an exciting adventure to be had</description>
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			<title>Ocean Eyes</title>
			<description>Sometimes they're lightOthers they're dark,Like the ocean in all its wonderThey constantly change.&amp;nbsp;Look into them when you're calmAnd you'll see the stillness of the sea,Quiet and sereneYour ocean eyes, they amaze me!&amp;nbsp;The storm is raging when you angerGaze into the deep blue waterAnd all y..</description>
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			<title>The Ship</title>
			<description>This ghostly ship wanders the seasSilently gathering the innocent souls.&amp;nbsp;Her sails are ragged, her color is ghastlyLike a frightening face, this ship speaks evil&amp;nbsp;Death travels with it, I can feel it in my bonesWhen this cursed crew comes, there's nowhere to hide&amp;nbsp;Her captain is the dev..</description>
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