AlfredSymon

Grassy tentacles wrapped 'round my shriveling heart and returned greenness.

Serie! Serie! Serie! Hey, here's me for some comments on your very beautiful photograph. INTERESTING. Yes, I think it is. So much in fact. Why, because due to the angles ...

But no. There was nothing. Only the vast expense of the green meadow shadowed by the great graying sky.

I count the fingers on my hands, one-by-one and I count the hands on my fingers, one-by-one then I count the fingers on your hands, one-by-one, and I count the ...

Live, never can we, for wind will stop and earth...shake! Pawns are we to death

Low rustles eerily shook across the forest, whispering to Bob's ear deathly things as they billowed in the wind. My cliche-ness: A loud rumbling thundered across the sky.

Darkness.

And her grace, so light, sidled by the manly lot, holding sword and shield

but why should not I back-sass the most sassable? for the command, dear it was, had gone far off from my mind's reach and thus I ask why? pray tell ...

Hello, my name is Noname, and I was born blind. I was left behind a lighthouse and grew up there, living on the few donations guests leave behind.

Lower Lestat does: Lower Lestat, with eyes still closed shut and icy cold body lying over a tuft of soft linen, raised his arms and started rubbing his eyes. When ...

7/10 :D It's full of action, a great way of starting a story, but it didn't poke out much interest. It was good, though :) My line: The sky remained ...

But winds remain chill abound this hot summer day for all had gone 'way

Me! Gosh, gigantic butterflies flutter within the acids of my stomach! The problem is, I've no idea what to write yet... :D

Because they're yellow! It's natural for them! C'mon! Does the incandescent light ask you why you have two hand a and ten fingers? No. I think not...kidding :) Anyways, here's ...