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An Afternoon in the Library
team poetry
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I sat in the library, cold coffee clasped in my hands. A cold comfort. Bitter to the taste, unpleasant to hold, but safe with familiarity. The hard paper of the cup, commercialized with its garish logo, skidded across the table as I finally released it from my grip.

“Oh, the horror of it all,” I said aloud to no one. A gray, kinked man looked up from his book at me for a moment, studying me over his spectacles. I pretended to pick my nose and fling it at him. He collected his trench coat and umbrella and left.

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Challenge 15
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Title: Moving Day
Prompt: "moving day"
Bonus?: No dialogue, but its a haiku, so I don't know if that counts...one prompt, 3 haikus
Word Count: 34
Rating: U
Original/Fandom: Original
Pairings (if any): None
Warnings (Non-Con/Dub-Con/RPF etc): None
Summary: Its time to move on. Literally.


Moving Day

Sunbeams lay on them,
The boxes wait patiently,
Moving day is here
.

Cardboard soldiers sit,
Silently tending items,
From a small life time
.

They are helpless now,
As the next journey begins,
Passengers again
.


Team Poetry: Back to Work
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Back to Work

Sam shifted uncomfortably in the Impala's well-worn passenger seat. Although he'd actually spent years forming the dense foam to his large frame, he was having a hard time getting settled. But he knew why. They'd been in the car for hours, and that creeping, itching feeling that told him his body was low on demon blood had begun.

“So....where're we going?” he ventured to his brother.

Dean twisted his fists on the steering wheel and gritted his teeth. He fought every urge to pull the car over and yank his brother out of the car by a fist wound in his shirt. He wanted to drag Sam onto the hard, rocky shoulder of the road and scream in his face. You don't need to know, he almost said. “Got to check out something at Bobby's,” he replied. “Something...promised.”

Sam nodded, staring out the window at the gray skies and swaying trees. Dean glanced over at him, noting his brother's tense jaw and twitching fingers.

Gonna get you in that room in Bobby's basement and not let you out until you are dry, Dean thoughts shouted in his own head. Then maybe we can get back to work.

Weekly Drabble #10 - Caught in the Rain / Team Poetry
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Weekly Drabble #10 
Re: Team Poetry

Caught in the Rain

Stay by my side? her questioning eyes beseeched. They were huddled under her little sister's umbrella, the one with the pink fluffy unicorns. He stared through the heavy vinyl, watching the massive raindrops pull through the unicorns' manes. It was almost too much - the smell of his wet raincoat, the plastic umbrella, her body too close to him – and she was asking him to stay. His breath steamed in the cold air, but yet it was musty and hot in the small space they suddenly shared.

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He smiled at her, but a flash of nervousness crossed her face. It was more like bared teeth than a smile, a snarl that answered her question.

No, stay away, the expression said.

She bowed her head, her quick sob hidden by the sudden pounding rain that threatened to swamp their frail shelter.

Her quick nod answered, I better go. She turned, the plastic coated nobs on the edge of the umbrella raking his hair. He watched her walk away, still girlishly skirting the deep puddles, and he wondered how she could manipulate herself around them in her high heels and through thick tears.

He shook his head slowly, I'm so sorry.

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I'm in a good mood! The long Maine winter is beginning to end, and I took a walk today, got my dose of Vitamin D....and reworking The White Demon. Onwards and upwards.
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Darling!
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Have the happiest of days, darling! - mainegirlwrites

Tired
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Tired of waiting. Its been almost 4 weeks. I sent in my 54,000 word story, "The White Demon" to a publisher. Please, please, please like it and send me a book contract. I will love you forever, dear editor.



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My husband took it upon himself to write a Drabble for this weeks EO challenge. I always tell him the word, and my angle is to usually use the word in an alternative way - ie, "nap" was the wow last week, and I used it like the nap of a rug. This week is swarm. DH wrote one for it, and it's actually quite good. Hating him.

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Bedtime Poem
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Here's a little something I recently wrote and got up on FanFiction. There's been a good response to it, so it is for you to enjoy.




Bedtime Poem

Children,
Here’s a story you may not know:
Listen well, now don’t be slow.
There’s a black horse in the night,
Bringing brothers to a fight.
Their rewards are far and few,
This is not a life for you.
Dank motel rooms, well-worn beds,
Aging pillows for weary heads.
Scars and bruises, broken bones,
Stitch a wound without a moan.
Wordlessly they carry on,
Two brothers and two wayward sons.
This has been their cross to bear,
They will fight so we don’t fear.
Children, don’t listen to your folks,
There are monsters, demons, ghosts.
So next time you think hear a sound,
Pray that there’s a Winchester around.