Blasphemy-in-a-Box

There was once a caterpillar. Her name was Aubrey. She didn't have a last name, although she wasn't sure what purpose those things would serve. They were merely something that had passed her little caterpillar ears as she lived in the tall tree above the nice people's yard below her. There were two children who played in that yard every day. They both had yellow hair, and one of them had green eyes that looked at her funny. She was quite an ordinary caterpillar, Aubrey thought to herself as she crawled along a branch. There was no reason for the child to be looking at her funny. She had fuzz along her body just like her other caterpillar fri

Merlin grumbled on his way to the stables, shivering and walking through two feet of snow with the wind blowing harshly around him. His feet were freezing, and his lips were turning blue. "I swear, if Arthur makes me do this more, I'm going to freeze my bollocks off. And if they're gone, then I will make sure that his are just as departed from his body." Opening the stable doors turned out to be a huge challenge, the latch being frozen shut. So Merlin had to spend another ten minutes out in the cold, yanking furiously on the latch to make it spring open. As soon as it was open, he hurried inside and closed the door, blocking off the wind. I

Hermione stepped out of the bathroom, a thick white robe wrapped around her body and another towel in her hand, wringing the water out of her hair. Lavender and Parvati were already getting ready, sitting on their beds in their underwear and amongst the plethora of hair and makeup products. Hermione sat on her bed, crossing her ankles as she stretched her legs across her bed. She got the brush off from her nightstand and started brushing the snarls out of her hair, listening to Lavender and Parvati's inane chatter. "I heard that Professer McGonnagal got sick, and now we have her period free until she gets better," Lavender was saying, pull

Inuyasha Meets Reality Chapter Nine I flipped idly through a book of Shakespeare from my suitcase, slightly bored. There was nothing to do. Amber had gone out with Sango, Inuyasha, and Kagome to get food from the nearest village, but I had opted to stay behind with Miroku and Shippo to make sure that neither of them would destory the campsite. I was now regretting this decision, miserably. Miroku was sitting across the campfire from me, cross-legged and watching me intently. I was watching him watching me out of the corner of my eye, making sure that he wasn't moving more than was absolutely necessary when one was sitting on the ground. T

Part One Draco Malfoy moved through the library, fuming. Detention. With Potter! In the library, alone, for an unknown amount of time. This had to be God's version of Hell for him, Draco thought venomously as he stalked towards the table that was stacked with books. Potter was already there. His hand was buried in his atrocious hair, his eyes shuttered closeed. He looked extremely pissed off, Draco noted. And flustered. His robes were anything but immaculate, and his shirt was pulled halfway out of his trousers. That was interesting, Draco said. He stopped in front of Potter, sneering. "Potter," he said. Potter's eyes snapped open, the e

The Depth of Life Tori Byington Large, fluffy Bunny Rabbits Trains and Dragons too Flying through the Pale Blue sky Watching over Mortals below Having not a Care in the World The moisture-laden fluff drifts Overhead Turning the ground below Dark and Gloomy And in the Alleyway where none care to Look Piercing screams Emanate Rain starts to patter on the Pavement And a heavy Body falls to the ground Crimson liquid oozes from Flesh Wounds And the Silver flash of a blade Conveys the Dismal Truth That Few think of As the Horror unfolds There are those Lying in Wait After the Silver blade is taken And the Sinister Chuckle is but