/u/EmphasisCheap8611's posts in /r/TwoSentenceSadness

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It was a bitterly cold winter and Mina was forced to make a choice between eating or heating.

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It was pitch black.

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The gloomy light returned to his sultry eyes as he watched his kids playing.

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He never forgets their anniversary and gives her a bunch of her favorite flowers - Lillies.

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During covid and its aftermath, the children in the neighborhood of Joan, became homeless as their parents lost their jobs but luck was with Joan as her parents were unaffected.

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The day was perfect: blue sky, blooming flowers, and the fragrant air was filled with the laughter of children and chirping birds.

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“Let’s make some memory.”

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“Coming now, Mom”, yelled June as ran across the school yard with her long hair flying behind her.

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The baby slowly stretched its developing legs and pushed the other babies out to their death.

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The voices started again, always telling him that they would never leave him.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
It was a bitterly cold winter and Mina was forced to make a choice between eating or heating.	25
It was pitch black.	24
The gloomy light returned to his sultry eyes as he watched his kids playing.	18
He never forgets their anniversary and gives her a bunch of her favorite flowers - Lillies.	16
During covid and its aftermath, the children in the neighborhood of Joan, became homeless as their parents lost their jobs but luck was with Joan as her parents were unaffected.	13
The day was perfect: blue sky, blooming flowers, and the fragrant air was filled with the laughter of children and chirping birds.	11
“Let’s make some memory.”	11
“Coming now, Mom”, yelled June as ran across the school yard with her long hair flying behind her.	9
The baby slowly stretched its developing legs and pushed the other babies out to their death.	1
The voices started again, always telling him that they would never leave him.	1