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Underneath the lantern, by the barracks gate, I shiver. My feet are cold; so are my hands, and my nose, always a tad bit too long, I can't feel anymore at all. I pull my coat aby nerweniel 200 words, 1 comment, on Dec 4 11:59 AM 2005. In <200 lines
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The dog was big and scary- I did not move. Crouched down beside the house, I gazed at my Master's servant as he walked there, the dog on his leash. I'd always been scared of doby nerweniel 300 words, 2 comments, on Jun 18 4:03 PM 2005. In <200 lines
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Cathie had always been the taller of the two of us. At least two inches, the used to declare theatrically at fourteen, and even though it was my eternal duty to contradict thatby nerweniel 400 words, 3 comments, on Oct 19 1:36 PM 2004. In <200 lines, Depression, Fiction, Other
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Miss Annebeth Smith almost snorted as Christian Sherton’s nervous fingers lit a cigarette and offered it to her. His weak, blue eyes shone with what could be friendliness, but
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Thrown into the world with my arms wide open- yet caught by no-one.
I am the meteorite, the burning star from the sky, dropped on the hard, cold earth surface by the uncariby nerweniel 200 words, 1 comment, on Oct 10 3:06 PM 2004. In <200 lines -
Her mommy had cried, she faintly recalled, as a small, diamond tear trickled down her pale cheek. The silver bracelets around her wrists only added to the milky whiteness of he
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Years had passed and seasons had flowed since that terrible day in May. The spring of my sixteenth year on this earth arrived, and already I looked like my mother in many ways.
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“Lady Morgan, I would prefer it if you left the castle and my wife’s company immediately.”
The King’s loud, yet calm baritone voice echoed through the Great Hall of the Casby nerweniel 200 words, 1 comment, on Sep 14 11:53 AM 2004. In <200 lines, Fantasy, Fiction, Romance
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