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Tag Archives: Plains
Horseman (Undead)
Death rattle skeletal rider heads for the village Wide brimmed sombrero disguises bony features (alabaster face) Ivory fingers itchy trigger action Drifting poncho flashes of hollow torso Skeleton horseman stalks the moon strewn highlands Death rattle reverberates through the hills … Continue reading
The Wall
A village that is distant and isolated has a wall. It is a large wall. The wall is too tall to look over, too thick to break through and has foundations too deep as to dig under it. No one … Continue reading
Horse Ride (2 Fragments)
On horse back he gallops across the plain. Under the clear night sky the rider can be seen in the lunar glow, racing towards his destination. The horse kicks up dust as it traverses the plain, as the rider speeds … Continue reading
The City of Trout Fishing In America
The city formerly known as Joyce did not like its previous appearance. Its classical architecture frustrated Joyce’s residents on a spectacular level. The modern part of the city annoyed Joyce’s residents also, so they hated that as well. They even … Continue reading
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