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Caroline Giammanco

Caroline Giammanco

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Author, Into the Night Anthology

Missouri

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HealthBreaking News Positive Local Stories Really a little bit of everything. Crime

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If it is not sports, I am not touching it

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Total articles 9

  • The Lighthouse

    By Caroline writes, Caroline Giammanco| home.blog@ It seems barbaric to exile someone to a desolate land. Granted, traditional prison bars don’t surround penal colonies, but the exiled are trapped nonetheless. Stripped of their identities, no longer members of society, they lose more than their freedom. Many who are exiled lose their will to live and commit suicide rather than exist as a solitary person. Others lose all that is good in them. With no one to be good for, they spiral downward until all that’s left is pure evil. That happens too often.

    By Caroline writes, Caroline Giammanco · home.blog

    Dec. 30, 2020

  • A Lonely Night

    By Caroline writes, Caroline Giammanco| home.blog@ The subtle breeze blew the fragrance of honeysuckle across the open field. In the distance, the soft hooting of an owl floated on the wind. Farther away, a pair of whippoorwills called, one mate to the other. The warmth of summer faded into the velvet blackness of the night, and nothing compared to this time and place. The still of the world soothed even the most tortured soul, and the perfect combination of darkness and earthy fragrance made it easy to believe that all was right with the world.

    By Caroline writes, Caroline Giammanco · home.blog

    Oct. 09, 2020

  • The Lighthouse

    By Caroline writes, Caroline Giammanco| home.blog@ It seems barbaric to exile someone to a desolate land. Granted, traditional prison bars don’t surround penal colonies, but the exiled are trapped nonetheless. Stripped of their identities, no longer members of society, they lose more than their freedom. Many who are exiled lose their will to live and commit suicide rather than exist as a solitary person. Others lose all that is good in them. With no one to be good for, they spiral downward until all that’s left is pure evil. That happens too often.

    By Caroline writes, Caroline Giammanco · home.blog

    Dec. 30, 2020

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Into the Night Anthology

Missouri, United States