Light Bane: Chapter 45
It is a poetic cycle." karlibor scoffed. "a ridiculous way to explain death, considering what you describe is what we are. death...is a concept we don't understand. we don't know what the end is."
Scurry-ful
And looked to the pan of butter-horn rolls (the golden, horn-looking rolls, so buttery and so tasty ... not at all like those blasted plums in those poetic ice-boxes). the rolls he'd just removed from the oven.
Sheltered from the Coming Cold
"i wanna ramble incoherently," she said poetically. "while held hostage by the rain." the mouse closed his eyes. and let out a delicate sigh at her words. at the imagery. "akira's baptism is sunday." "i know."
Advance
How poetic is that? no, we're using your tea." advance sighed. fidgeted. "my father owned this factory, and ... " " ... and you will be honoring his memory," she assured slickly, "by helping a good cause.
Their Color
Foreword: Cecilia lives a colorful life, but no one is more colorful than her husband Abel. This story is a bit of an experiment for me, as well as practice with description and imagery. I twisted the concept from a game/practice...
1 : Obscured
"you spend the majority of your time silent, but then you say pseudo-poetic things like that." "hey, elliot," he was almost laughing at her sweet humor and even more so being enchanted by her sweet raspy voice.
Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 7
That would be rather poetic, don't you think? to die by the same river that claimed banno's life? garten would have loved it, the way he was always going on about poetry. ooh, i hope that's what happened!"
"The Thin Line," Part R
Lake moonshard was, at least, poetically named and on the night in question, lived up to its name.
Ovoid Beginnings
I looked at the clock upon the tower in an attempt to find some sort of normalcy in the midst of this chaos and as i observed i traced the fissures in the stone to the ground where the hands now lied, the face of the clock blank, a would-be poetic symbol of
The Winter
It paled my face to see her shivering out here, offered freely to winter's teeth, or some other overly poetic metaphor for how damn cold it was. it shocked me, offended me.
Michael and Amanda, Chapter 5
Talk about poetic justice." mrs. sobaka continued, "when the humanimal population reached numbers significant enough to support the species continuation, problems developed.
The Lead Crown, Chapter 10.1: Mechanations
Brother rhys nodded, finding that he liked the almost poetic phrase chastisement; it reminded him of more than a few passages from certain divine texts. "oversleeping. when someone sleeps a lot we call it 'oversleeping'."