Snowblind
Individually, they sounded like animals mournfully yowling, but the chorus of voices sang a beautiful, haunting dirge. the deer that initially began the serenade lowered its head and eyed the lost man.
Dance of the Flitterstep
The head priest began to intone a dirge. as the notes settled into the doleful murk, he and the other priests turned to face the bog. the assembled group chanted in antistrophe.
Jack: Rexi and Talon 27 -- 'Zackton Silvercane'
_it was almost cheating_, zackton thought to himself, as he made the subtle adjustments in his voice, threw his power into the keening dirge, not to make music, but to channel music from ... _elsewhere_.
Birthday gift for a friend - Repost
The jackal called "dirge" was generous. thou not as big as the others, his knot made a good job at heating him up and bringing him close to his peak. he injected a fine amount of cream into his doughnut.
Chapter 2: Apparent Desires
Gear dirge." the fox laughed. "andrew and gear? we do sound like tramps." gear patted andrew on the back. "now never use our real names unless we're around someone you know. if there's someone who already knows who you are.
The Beginner's Guide to RPing - Roleplay BREAKDOWN
It will be easier to explain by example: \*joe saunters across the barroom floor as if to a funeral dirge, dragging his granite-like legs while trying to find a seat.
Chaos before the Heart
Edwin snapped his gaze back to the sparks of red and gazed with mortified awe, because the sound was worse than any funeral dirge or cultish hymn than he could possibly fathom.
Minotaur: The White Peaks - Part 3
Ghreys could not help but feel a great dirge of desire, his pre-seed had simmered so thick that it looked twice as viscous as the dragons! he would be proud if it were in different circumstances. well, actually, he was still proud!
Creepy House
Maybe some dirge out of the 1400s. it was dark at the top of the stairs, but not dark enough that she didn't notice a shadow darting into another room. it moved. it fucking moved.
The Journal: Chapter IV
You may want to re-read the first three chapters to understand the characters but this mainly focuses on alex dirge.
Reaver - Chapter 3. Race War
Moments later all of the crew began to sing the well know sailors dirge ‘oh mother sea spare us your wrath' as the nihus cut sweetly though the ocean waves. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ it was the fourteenth
Tower of Troubles: The Wolf and the Polar Bear
Far below the bat a bell sang it's song softly, chiming a mournful dirge through the night, warning all who heard it that the tower was there.