Karzkin

I'm with Disk on this one. And before you cry "Historical context", slavery is still slavery, and surely an omniscient god would have known that while 1st century slavery was ...

And if this love is a leaf of aloe, I know that in a while, Your cheekbones will look at the sky, and that might make someone smile. I dig ...

^ Agreed

Hahaha I'm not upset, just pointing it out.

Not bad. I dig the development of the skin metaphor. Maybe work on your line breaks though. Some of them are weak. Unless you're already super famous and your writing ...

I'm no mod, but seriously, I reckon if we want to do this let's do it in the old thread.

He is probably one of the most "out-there" prophets. Did you know that some historians--based on accounts of his life and his own writings--believe there is a good chance Ezekiel ...

*Should starting new threads that are exactly the same as old threads be outlawed in SD&D?*

^ Woah, someone in the bible made up crazy rubbish? I'm shocked.

A favourite classic is Ezekiel 23:20: There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses. Or how about ...

First Ankle-deep in brine I realise why people love the ocean. Stark white against shale drift-wood stripped bare, an offering taken from the skeleton of the earth. The melody of ...

I would love to see you write thirty villanelles.

I hate NaPo (and NaNo). I hate the emphasis on quantity over quality. So as an act of subversion I am going to write thirty terrible love poems, all dedicated ...

That's hardly an atheist joke Narrator, you could substitute "atheists" with anything. A young lady came home from a date, rather sad. She told her mother, “Jeff proposed to me ...

The first paragraph under "Evidence" says it all.