Now I've brought it upon myself. Beware.
The first TEN people to comment in this post or in future, get to request that I write a drabble short text of any pairing/character of their choosing.* In return, they have to post this in their journal, regardless of their ability level (yes, even if it's as low as mine)
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Melodious tunes rose in the air, breaking the silence over a sun-flooded clearing. Finn’s hand fidgeted unconsciously with strings of the harp while he wagged forth and back, his eyes half closed. Fair locks bobbed on his forehead as he jerked his head, carefully counting something in his head. Suddenly, he sat up straight with a choked gasp, grasping at the harp, his eyes glowing.
Strumming the strings again with more vigor, Finn picked up the melody:
A dragon has come to our village today,
he would spit with fire and roar at his prey…
He shuddered, his fingers striking a false tune.
"No... No one will like it this way," he mused. “A bard should have somewhat more cheerful repertoire”. He pondered for a while to start anew, his voice clear and firm:
A dragon has come to our village today.
We've asked him to leave, but he won't go away.
Now he's talked to our king and they worked out a deal.
No homes will he burn ( ... )
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This. Was. PERFECT. I loved Finn's logic throughout the story and the conclusion he arrived at... Well, let's just say my screen's lucky I wasn't eating anything while reading. Hevvin giving himself a minor (major?) concussion by assaulting the poor tree is a much-welcomed bonus. Also, nice reworking of the lyrics you did there :3.
“Just because I’m fair and graceful doesn’t mean I’m a maiden you can oppress,” called Finn, though not very loudly. - best line out of it. Oh, Finn~
All in all, great job! :D
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Thanks a lot for inspiration and approval!
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Legends and folk tales? I challenge you to write Lancelot and Arthur, gen or subtle slash or whatever strikes your fancy.
Song: Weapon by Matthew Good
Fragment:
Here by my side, an angel
Here by my side, the devil
Never turn your back on me
Never turn your back on me, again
Here by my side, it's Heaven
Here by my side, you are destruction
Here by my side, a new colour to paint the world
Never turn your back on it
Never turn your back on it, again
Here by my side, it's Heaven
(like Martini, I can send you the song)
Also, do you accept (with certain incentive, perhaps? *winks*) two prompts from one person? I have something just for you *smiles very brightly*
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I've actually started this meme before, so should you like to request something in return, the post is right here:
http://dracomaleficium.livejournal.com/14080.html
Also, I friended you, hope you don't mind.
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The door snapped shut. Agnes shuddered. It’s just the wind, she thought. It’s just that chilly mountain air sneaking in through the window, playing with the curtains and making the candle light flicker tritely.
“Oh, yes, it is so cliché, isn’t it?”, said Vlad, standing right behind her. “I mean, all these candles and torches - they don’t really give any light. And those draughts… surely, they build the climate: a very frigid one, I would say,” he smiled, trying not to bare his fangs.
Don’t let him talk you down! Perdita’s voice pricked like a needle inside Agnes’s head. For a wink of an eye, Vlad’s smile melted in a consternated expression, but the vampire quickly masked it with a dashing gesture ( ... )
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“You are a truly fascinating woman, Miss Nitt,” he started. “I wonder how many times I’d said that already. Not very talkative, admittedly, but you set more and more mysteries with every word you say.”
To the meat of it! Or perhaps you’re not hungry?
“Oh, cut it out already! I mean, uh, why exactly are we having this conversation?”
“I wish I could call it a conversation,” replied Vlad, raising one corner of his mouth, “but sadly, that requires a contribution from the other party, and you’ve hardly used your sweet voice yet.”
“What is it that you want?”, asked Agnes wearily. “You already know you’re not going to gain me over, so why bother?”
Vlad didn’t move, gazing out the window with a distanced look in his eyes.
“Just like with The Castle of Örtchen,” he sighed absent-mindedly. “Oh,” he took in, seeing the ( ... )
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Character: Taliesin
"I know what beasts there are at the bottom of the sea (...)/I have been dead, I have been alive"
Prompt: That picture: http://pics.livejournal.com/sin_snippet/pic/00002dbf
Enjoy!
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http://yenneffer.livejournal.com/62954.html
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Odejdź, Taliesinie o promiennym czole.
Echo twoich kroków kamienieje w uszach.
Ile to już razy zawracałeś z drogi,
by ze swoim ogniem znów wstąpić w krąg światła?
Tu, dokąd spływają ziemskie łzawe sole,
żywych stóp stąpanie dręczy i ogłusza.
Nawet mały płomyk ma tu blask pożogi,
która pali w oczy tam, gdzie iskra spadła.
Znów brniesz w górę rzeki, by po raz kolejny
zaczerpnąć z jej źródeł życiowej mądrości.
Wracasz na powierzchnię jak uschnięta gałąź
igrająca z prądem, kruchy czasu złodziej.
Wrócisz, Taliesinie; wrócisz krokiem chwiejnym.
U naszych stóp białe rozsypiesz swe kości
i znajdziesz odpowiedź, której brakowało:
jak to jest - przyjść do nas - i nigdy nie odejść.
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Ekhem. Nie za bardzo wiem, co więcej napisać- nigdy nie byłam za dobra w komentowaniu poezji. Lubię ją czytać, i twój wiersz bardzo mi się spodobał, ale nie wiem, jak go skomentować.
Sorry :/
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Hooray:) for you!
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