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Benjamin Sehene's Short Stories
by Benjamin Sehene
Monday, October 10, 2005

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       


     A collection of my unpublished short stories
KANS
by Benjamin Sehene

I am always overcome by a sense of hopelessness when I think of all those things I will never know; the lovely sunsets I will never see; the enigmatic thoughts I will never think. It frustrates me to think that somewhere, there exists a city I will never ever know. Yet, in the life of every man and woman there exists such a city; a city he or she will never know. Lets call it the city of Kans...

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