Castle in the Sky
Crumbling stones, rustic walls, A floating city that never falls. Oh, serve thy lord that lives within, Live no moment of chagrin. Light that guides us to that course, Thy king's actions know no remorse. Knowing all, learning a passion, Eyes...
The Spoils of War
"What's this I hear about a prisoner?" asked the dark blue wyvern. "A real treat!" replied another dragon. "What do you mean?" "I mean come and we'll show you!" So that was that. It wasn't long until the two were walking out of the tent and...
Mewtwo's Christmas Carol
 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'Twas a dark, cold night of ice and snow A winter's night where the moon had yet to show Trapped within a...
Ninja Kitty (A Poem)
The following is a poem i wrote for a friend of mine awhile back. I decided to share it with you all. Have a nice read! (^.^) Ninja kitty, Silent, deadly, Smart, kunning, Flying through the shadows, ALways invisible, stalking his prey, The...
greek mythos
The rubied crowned golden adonis of the skies of Athor streched his wings to the breaths of distant shores keeping watchful of the moonless night lulling to the music from the hall the chosen of Ashyer with the gifts of the seers sheltered...
Contest 2 Submission (rhyming)
I quickly scribbled this down, and might find the time to refine it with other ideas, but here's my first submission for the contest, and please, when reading, use a little imagination :3 contest 2 submission (rhyming) it was the witching
Foreword
Folklore and myth and legend and children's rhymes, all tossed aside and labeled as fiction.
the shadow sneak
Now i'm glad i ignored that rhyme even if i never knew how it ended...
The Wisdom of the Book
The next set of rhymes turned towards stress relief. 'certainly, there is something here that can help me.', the feline thought to herself.
Poetry's Easy and Prose is Powerful: Srsly (My heart was 3)
Try to make it rhyme. because rhyme is one of the very few things prose can do. what prose cannot do is describe anything. don't believe me? okay. let's assume i am describing something to you for the first time.
Hickory Dickory Dock
Troy waited for him to finish the rhyme. troy waited for a long time.
The Second Law - Part XI
"we _had_ one, the one rhyme used before it was destroyed." "i've got it all fixed up now, thanks to our twins." rhyme walked into the bridge wearing part of said suit, a patchy new-andold helmet under her arm. "where's she at?