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(Stepping in for Dono, at his request) Seraph stifled a sigh as Adrian and Ursa argued, discreetly rubbing his right temple as if to drive away an encroaching headache. "Would ...

It's for planning and discussion, actually. :p

Bah humbug! - Chin Gi Chul Liar. - Joel Chase Nuh-uh. - Chin Gi Chul Play nicely, boys, or no Christmas cookies and eggnog for you. - Marcy Evans Aww, ...

Granted, but now you've got a dreadful headache. I wish my friends didn't all live so far away.

*cough* You know, you can edit any more suggestions into the original post by clicking the "EDIT" button up in the top right corner of the post. Aside from that, ...

Clau >> party-pooper. :p Granted, but now you're paraplegic. I wish my muse was cooperating right now.

Haha... those are great, Sponson! :D

"Odds an' embers... odds an' embers," Finn whimpered under her breath as the Goblins closed in around the erstwhile scouts. "Henry," she looked pleadingly at the man, fingers tightening around ...

First of all: *clings to Dono* Don't go! Seraph's a great character; Finn's becoming quite dependent on his presence, whether she consciously accepts that idea or not. Secondly, I agree ...

I don't remember most of them--they were your typical, tasteless fare--but in my senior year, we performed "Mannin Veen," (don't remember the composer, but it's a relatively old piece). It's ...

Yay Squills-et-templates. :D Can't wait!

To be perfectly honest, Finn thought Seraph was a gormless, arrogant, trusting, bleedin' fool. There was no intelligence exhibited at all in his decision not to have Henry and Finn ...

I'm not sure there was a single part of this poem that wasn't distressingly cliched--not even the main message. If you'd used an interesting, varied vocabulary then... no, it still ...

Phantasos lingers: crouched, hunched, nose buried in borrowed poppies. He is fragments and run-ons taken out of context, stygian white and green as sin, failing wings over lakes, bookends and ...

Just a question: shouldn't this be in one of the poetry forums? It certainly doesn't have enough substance to qualify as a stand-alone prose piece...