Pinnical of Stone
Uniting Heaven and Earth
Lonely Eternal
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Jericho Osborne
I am a writer with a passion for fiction, sci-fi, and fantasy.
My ultimate goal is to have have my readers enjoy themselves, and to take away something meaningful from my work.
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The Banishing Blade
“There weren’t always dragons in the valley, in fact there was nothing. In the time before, there was only the salted water of the oceans across the face of Terra-Arna, but then came the dragons. They brought forth The Rushing Mountains out of the oceans, and birthed the very lands and fields that we stand upon. When they were finished washing away the water, raising the mountains, and molding the earth, the dragons came to rest in the great valley – The Life Forge. In that valley they gave birth to all the creatures great and small and sent them across the continent to live and be fruitful. Then one by one, the five great dragons fell asleep, and one by one they awoke and flew across the world from whence they came, for all but one – Sigur the Rested. When the dragon awoke it found that it was alone, and trapped for a great tree had grown upon it’s back. Sigur’s wings were entangled in the roots of the Drekatré and was buried in the earth. At the foot of the tree, Sigur’s head lay. From Sigur’s mouth came the peoples of Terra-Arna: Maður, Álfar, Dvergar, Risastór, and Hrökkáll. . . Orin, are you listening boy!”
By Jericho Osborne2 years ago in Fiction
Snow Need to Rush
I watched my breath form a small white cloud as it puffed out of my lips and dissipated before my eyes. I rubbed my hands together, blowing into them with the precious bit of warm air that remained in my lungs. My leg bounced as I stared into the cold dark world beyond the windows of my truck as they remained partially fogged up.
By Donna Fox (HKB)7 days ago in Fiction
Comments (6)
Nicely crafted - l love the sense of monumental size but also vulnerable loneliness - well done
Well worded. I love the haikus.
Nice. Interesting twist with “uniting,” then “lonely.”
Beautiful kind of similar to mine 😍😇
Splendid!!!
Uniting Heaven and earth ❤️❤️❤️