Golden fibers coalesce
Encased in crystal sphere
Narrow breach, an onyx cleft
Dinner time is near
The Book Dragon, Part II
As the breeze died, torn pages slipped sideways, before coming to settle among the gravel. Beyond the cave’s aperture lay an inky void that gently drew in the surrounding air.
Lorenzo dismounted and patted Midnight once behind her left ear, a tacit command to stay put. Upon approaching the entrance to the dragon’s lair, he noticed a pattern in the gravel not unlike footprints. But whose?
Bending to one knee, Lorenzo placed a hand inside one of the indentations, and let his gaze wander. There at the end, he saw a faint blue shimmer at ground level: a magical barrier.
The Book Dragon, Part I
Lorenzo scanned the horizon, tilting his metal helmet’s visor with the back of an armored hand. His dark eyes widened as they lit upon a shadow ducking just behind a cloud in the distance.
From the top of the green hill, he sat astride a great black mare, and all at once kicked it into motion with his heels.
Midnight launched forward and sped across a grey moor, as the shadow sank into the side of a mountain.
Approaching the mouth of a cave, Lorenzo drew his sword, lowered the visor back into place, and slowed Midnight to a halt.
Bookmark
A leaf fell in my book today,
Orange spotted brown,
I whisked it with my hand away,
And then it fluttered down.
My phone chirped in my pocket,
So I stood to leave the park,
The wind picked up and blew the leaves,
I lost my new bookmark.
Hello world!
Apollo’s eyes opened on a new day.
He felt as much of his joints and extremities as of his parting lashes, which is to say nothing at all.
Still, he flexed them as he would normally, and turned from the speckled void.
The sun rose over Earth, gilding Lake Victoria.
Little Fiction 