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Tag Archives: storm
Goal Post: Rain . . . Friggin’ Rain
I’m writing this Friday night while we get another taste of Hurricane Debby. That or this is her and everything else throughout the week was her entourage. The rain did somewhat stop the heatwave, but it’s still muggy and gross. … Continue reading
A Week of Snow, Shoveling, and School
This was a wild week. Work was rather tame in a feast or famine type of energy. It would be slow one period and then explode the next. Almost like I was in stop-and-go traffic, which can get exhausting after … Continue reading
Heart Storm
Stabs in the chest Like something seeks release A beast of wind That tears and rages at your seams Fed by pain Inescapable by those who live Creature wants to rule Conquering the tattered husk of you Not caring about … Continue reading
Family of the Tri-Rune Prologue Part 4 (Possible Spoilers)
“Yes, but at least she tried. I’m sure she will keep trying until that monster is dead or she is forbidden from coming near Shayd,” Cessia responds, eyeing the shadowy continent with a disapproving scowl. “I remember when this land … Continue reading
Family of the Tri-Rune Prologue Part 3 (Possible Spoilers)
Cessia sighs, placing a hand on Gabriel’s shoulder and looking at the other goddesses with motherly amusement. “Please forgive them. Zaria and Uli find it difficult to admit what I’m about to say. We are concerned about you, Lord Gabriel. … Continue reading
Family of the Tri-Rune Prologue Part 2 (Possible Spoilers)
“I arrive to find bickering children in the place of noble goddesses. I can only assume that little Yola is the source of the squabble. You two must learn to put that mess behind you,” Gabriel says with a mocking … Continue reading
Family of the Tri-Rune Prologue Part 1 (Possible Spoilers)
The ocean churns and crashes against the black crags of Shayd. The fortress-like continent of darkness towers above the wild waters, its steep sides rising toward the immortal storm clouds above. The smooth walls shimmer softly in the feeble light … Continue reading
Figures
I was just about to push ahead in my editing to lock in a finish for this week. Instead, a major storm kicks up and forces me to shut my computer down for the night. Can’t afford to let my … Continue reading
Poetry Prompt #1: Bad Weather
This is a poetry prompt by We Drink Because We’re Poets. Bad weather with the words Thunder, Lightning, and Wind. Going to try a complicated Sestina: The storm rages all night Trees struck down with lightning Crackling, living fire Twisting … Continue reading
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Writer’s Storm Preparation
Nothing I love more than a storm that is going to lock me and my family in the house and possibly knock out the power. Wait, I mean loathe. Now, without power, I have to work with my notebooks, which … Continue reading