Fiery Forest Chapt. 1: Preface
I think it's cool, and i always feel at home when i'm in the lylock woods in frostburg, illinois. it's a peaceful community-that much i can say. it's kind of a rural, secluded town that doesn't get much activity.
The Soul in the Fishbowl.txt
The lamp left on, hot as a sun,' dark cool night, held simply out of sight, the waters of life seem to evaporate, death seems to celebrate. the soul whithering in its fishbowl. suddenly cool, the waters rise in that pool.
Leaves of Autumn
As the air begins to cool down more the leaves begin to fall back to the ground heavy from the frost gathering on them.
Srita - Her Unusual Existence (Prologue)
And there was not a single fresh breath of wind to cool her down. to cool anyone down from this heat._ _she doesn't remember how or why, but she lifted off the ground.
Open Season Chapter 12: Drop Da Bomb
Isn't that cool?" cassy gushed. "wow, well congratulations hon!" kel squeeled. "now, let me see that ring..." # # #
JUXTAPOSITION Chapter 1 - Sounds of Silence
Sometimes, strange drops of water would fall from the sky and make his fur wet and cool, and sometimes flashes of light would discharge from dark clouds.
The Blanket — 4
The heat of their bodies, the cool of the water. a similarity found in the lapping, the licking, the waves.
Continued Exchange, Part 7
He only does one test and all he gets is a cool mane?" timon was very upset. "forest creatures are a newer concept to me than those here," answered rafiki cryptically.
Mushrooms, Turtles and Pipes, Oh My! 4 - The Morning After
The bumpties are, pretty nice guys if a little too cool-headed if ya get my drift."
The Incredible Shrinking Fox
"isn't it cool, ati?" the fox looked around, almost getting lost just standing there in all the wires, tubes of multicolored liquid, and general details of science. "yeah, this is really cool. what does all this do?" "i have no idea.
Part 1-Pain and loss.
The wolf had slowed to a slow walk, as his fur swayed back and forth in the cool breeze. he ran his paws the length of his head, scratching out the now dried on fur.