My seed landed in the dry dirt a two centuries ago. I have dealt with drought and high winds and floods, yet my seed stayed firmly in the ground.
I wanted to grow somewhere safer, somewhere where the wind couldn’t bend and snap my flimsy limbs. I wanted to grow somewhere where there was no competition for the water and sun.
I wish I could have sprouted where the weather was always nice and the nei...
I was sprinting through the trees after he raised the dagger above his head. Before he could stab it down on my heart, I had kicked his shins and ran off.
I couldn’t tell what was the beating heart or my thundering footsteps on the leaf-strewn path.
How could you be so stupid? I chided to myself as ran. My throat hurt like I had swallowed thorns and my feet hurt like Hell but still I kept going.
Sometimes I wonder how I ended up representing peace.
Just like a crow, which sometimes represents death, I have to live up to my standards.
While of course I’m glad you don’t represent death, sometimes it can be hard to be known by one thing. That means that when they see me they quickly decide that peace is all I am, but that’s simply not true.
A dove is more than just a peace giver. And it turn...
He was muttering curse words under his breath as he kept trying to pat down his messy brown hair. I slid into my seat and slid a beer mug over in his direction.
“Fancy seeing you here, Daagon, but I thought you quit drinking years ago.” The others around us stopped drinking and turned around to look at us.
“I did,” he said, sliding the mug back in my direction. “Nor did I ask for a drink.” His dar...