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I wanted to devour her.
She was warm to the touch, to the point of fever
and it gave her skin a deep, ruddy blush
like the skin of an apple.
There were traces of heat everywhere -
the trail of my fingers to her hips,
the fragility of her ribs,
the delicate hollow of her throat.
It was too much, so I ignited her.
I gripped her in all the gentle places,
held her fast with my teeth and my arms.
She became flooded with fire.
The heat was enough to kill me, to make me dizzy
as though her body contained in itself a furnace,
or the sun.
There were glorious crests of it, founts, red,
then, embers.
They kept me warm for the rest of the night.
She was warm to the touch, to the point of fever
and it gave her skin a deep, ruddy blush
like the skin of an apple.
There were traces of heat everywhere -
the trail of my fingers to her hips,
the fragility of her ribs,
the delicate hollow of her throat.
It was too much, so I ignited her.
I gripped her in all the gentle places,
held her fast with my teeth and my arms.
She became flooded with fire.
The heat was enough to kill me, to make me dizzy
as though her body contained in itself a furnace,
or the sun.
There were glorious crests of it, founts, red,
then, embers.
They kept me warm for the rest of the night.
Literature
I'll Always Be Here
Assist me. The Warden King must die.
The Darkspawn’s hands, her hands, clasped the sword tighter, lifting it above its, her, head. She watched in horror as the hands that certainly didn’t, couldn’t, belong to her brought the sword down on the King of Ferelden.
“No!”
Alistair woke to a scream. Her scream.
Grabbing his weapons he took off, running full-tilt towards her tent. He didn’t bother putting on his armor, he just ran. When he reached her tent, he set down his sword, the sound he heard within assured him that he wouldn’t need it.
The blood. She couldn’t believe all of the blood.
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Unschooled Hands 1
Hawke stared around the large cavern with a pleased expression as he wiped the blood from his blade. He glanced around at the rest of his companions as they moved around the cavern. Merrill was turning over bodies with Isabela, the pair of them crowing as they looted various "shinies"; Fenris stood to one side, glowering with distaste as he watched them. He was lounging near the passageway Anders had darted down a few minutes ago, claiming he'd "felt" something. He probably ought to go check everything was alright with the mage.
"Hawke! Come and take a look at this!" called Varric. Hawke glanced over at the dwarf, who was staring intently in
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Another case of - "Huh? When did I write this?"
(Sometime in 2011)
(Sometime in 2011)
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So, because of the current state of things...
I think you wrote this for Andros.
Poor hungry thirsty Andros.
This really is pretty though. I think I love the middle stanza the most. I love the matter-of-factness to the phrase - "It was too much, so I ignited her."
Actually, now I just want to draw.
DAMN YOU WORK.
So, because of the current state of things...
I think you wrote this for Andros.
Poor hungry thirsty Andros.
This really is pretty though. I think I love the middle stanza the most. I love the matter-of-factness to the phrase - "It was too much, so I ignited her."
Actually, now I just want to draw.
DAMN YOU WORK.