by shiori_makiba
Part of the 'Ohana series.
Guess this is kind of linked version of an acrostic poem. As always, tell me what you think.
Warning!: References to homelessness and birth family rejection.
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by shiori_makiba
Words: 395 in 46 lines
Part of the 'Ohana Series.
Sometimes love can be expressed without words.
Inspired by a prompt from ![[personal profile]](https://s.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dialecticdreamer for the February 2016 Thank Muse Its' Friday session.
Poem: Goofy Socks
by shiori_makiba
Word Count: 523 words in 84 lines
Part of the 'Ohana universe but doesn't just involve the polyfamily.
This poem was inspired by a prompt from dialecticdreamer for Thank Muse Its Friday February 2016 session.
by shiori_makiba
Words: 461 in 81 lines
Margaret, a cis woman, and Beatrice, a trans woman, are happily married with children.
Inspired by a prompt from chanter_greenie for the February 2016 Thank Muse Its Friday session.
Note: Margaret and Beatrice are not part of the 'Ohana polyfamily but they are their neighbors.
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kay_brooke for the February 2016 Thank Muse Its Friday session.( Read more... )
by shiori_makiba
Word Count: 603 words in 89 lines
Part of the 'Ohana series. Inspired by a prompt from ysabetwordsmith for the February 2016 Thank Muse Its Friday.
Warning!: References to attempted suicide, poor-self image, and other assorted bits of bad tape. Character's current environment is safe and supportive but please consider your head space.
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Word Count: 471 words in 64 lines
Based on the prompt by dialecticdreamer for Thank Muse It's Friday January 2016 session.
WARNING!: Deals with homophobia and birth family rejection. Character's current environment is safe and supportive. Please consider your head space before reading.
Poem: A Net of Promises
by shiori_makiba / Ashley Weyer
Word Count: 304
Based on the prompt by ysabetwordsmith for Thank Muse It's Friday January 2016 session. Constructive feedback or even just "I liked this" or "It didn't grab me" is always appreciated.
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