Sientas redone
The wind flowed through the grass, making the blades speak to each other in whispered voices. There was a hush about the land. The sun was at its peak and bore down upon the land. It had not rained for a while and the ground was...
What I would have done on Totodile Day
Nugget bust is a lazy gator who sometimes goes out to farm but usually just watches wrestling. quick thing: "the critters lose" is about a bored, retired proffesor who imports a bunch of wild animals into his neighborhood so that he can go hunting.
Lazy Wolf
lazy wolf by maantaabeast "lazy wolf." joe leaned in the doorway, sweaty after his morning workout.
A Lazy Monday
"donovan, ya lazy snow leopard, get your fucking tail outa bed! you're gonna be late for work!" "fuck," i grunt as the same pillow hits me squarely between the shoulders while he's still yelling.
Lazy Day
**lazy day** by chaosblackwing the cool mountain breeze flowed over skin and fur, bringing a kiss of coolness to counter-balance the heat of the sun, carrying with it the scent of plants, rock and dirt.
Lazy Ass
"do i feel lazy?" druff asked. "hmmm...really lazy..." said the wolf.
Lazy Sundae
That's okay though there will always be more lazy sundays for us together.
A Lazy Eye
"i guess we just ... you know, we can either look at things with a lazy eye, and see them the same as before, and ... not try and ... adjust to the present. push away change. or we can ... turn that lazy eye ... to the horizon. and watch as we grow.
Lazy Sundays
lazy, winter sunday. nothing much to do except spend the day indoors.
Lazy Day
\*\*\*end obligatory warning\*\*\* lazy day written by eddiddiums ed awoke to find himself alone in an unfamiliar bed.
A Lazy Afternoon
Another story by Kirsen. -- A man and his dragon lover sat together, him lying against her side. She was roughly the size of a horse, though with a much longer neck and tail. Her head was adorned with two long tapered ears, each as long as a...
Lazy Sunday
It was a lazy morning, the kind where you slept loooong after the sun had risen. mid-morning sunlight streamed through a break in the branches, warming the clearing with harsh, stinging light.