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    He Fell Up
    He Fell Up
    He Fell Up
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    He Fell Up

    By M. Demetrice

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    A daughter's deep connection to her decease father sends her mother searching for the exact cause of her husband’s bizarre death and the answer to her greatest question: Is it possible to fall UP?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM. Demetrice
    Release dateFeb 22, 2015
    ISBN9781310625282
    He Fell Up
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    M. Demetrice

    Indie Writer, M. Demetrice resides in Lufkin, TX and is the author of Multi-Genre Short Stories by a Woman Whose Husband Holds Her Purse. Her many works includes Sadie, The Olds, and Carrot Cain. For fun, she tutors the inspiring young in math and reading. She has a degree in Human Services from Angelina College and has incorporated resourceful information into her moving short story, Poetry’s AIDS. To learn more about M. Demetrice and read her published works, please visit her website at http://marlenahixson.wix.com/mdemetrice

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      He Fell UP

      M. Demetrice

      Copyright © 2015 M. Demetrice

      To obtain permission to excerpt portions of the text, please contact the author at mdemetriceshortstories@yahoo.com.

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

      He Fell UP

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      It’s hard to be human when you’re not. Pretending to be less than you truly are is exhausting, however, I do it for them. The Human’s Love is a great and powerful emotion. On my world of Up, love is an emotion unknown and I think is impossible to comprehend. There is no hugging, smiling, touching or other physical emotions. With that said, there are no wars, hate, envy or others things that are the opposite of Love. My species are a unified peaceful race. We do not judge or take each other for granted – we simply are who we are.

      There is no need for work or education. We are born with all the knowledge that is

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