Hail, the Living Legend - Tale 2
imagined axe and shield.
The Un-Named (the prolouge/into)
* * * the un-named have you ever imagined a world beyond your own?
I'm-agine...
Moment, they are as they were before, even for me, it's a surprise as our imaginations collide the result, only a happy ending the dream, ...always worth the time i'm spending...
IMAGINARIUM | Chapter.1 | Nightmares
In my imaginations, there is a boy. a boy who suffer, seeking comfort from his imaginations. growing up within nightmares, his soul bound to nightmare's graveyard, beyond the reach of every reality. mind of all fears, growing within him.
Genesis Part Four, Euquine
The sightings fueled the imaginations, constructs and humans alike, were imagining-daydreaming what if other wonders lay out there. videos and data-logs were sent back to proxis.
The Day My Dad Died
I imagine him visiting me in my room, saying his final goodbyes to me before moving on to the other people still in his life. i would imagine grandpa meeting him on the other side, knowing him. i miss them both to this day.
The Egg Laying of Mrs. Easter Bunny - Chapter 4
"imagine being a boy, never having to go through this," buttercup mussed. bambii nodded, he couldn't imagine. or he could imagine, whatever. he couldn't imagine being able to imagine. and suddenly, buttercup screamed again, and the next egg was there.
Cloudy Waters Mansion - Part 1
Take a deep breath with the metronome and imagine feeling that fresh, clean air, filling your lungs with warm energy." roya imagined himself in the park, a few minutes walking from his old home back when he lived at home.
Legend of the OmeletWings - Chapter 13: Waiting
She began moving her talons down, trying to imagine the path the egg would take through her. would there be enough room?
Black Meridian 26: Closed Circle
_[imagine you are fletcher fulbright.]_
Never Trust a Pretty Face
_i am probably imagining things_, the alien thought crossed my mind as i caught up to her.
A poets peace.
.^ a voice from the dark called out, 'the poets must give us imagination of peace, to oust the intense, familiar imagination of disaster. peace, not only the absence of war.'