Stories

Despite the ICE storm, the [Hun]s, NOSEs <very> cold, march a [hun]dred STEPs *down* into the *valley* and *up* out of it again.
by vms5q

Anne SUMMONs us to help get the fallen tree out of the <pond> WATER. It's most difficult to dislo[dge ou]ter branches.
by vms5q

I wave my HAND, <beckon>ing her to *cross* the street and join us, but once she's SUMMONed over, her verbal [jou]sting annoys us.
by vms5q

[On] the porch, at SUNdown, as the sky <dark>ens, John and Megan sit and hear the cricket SOUNDs hearken.
by vms5q

"Whose HAND <ARRANGE>ed the [pie]s <IN a row>?" Charlie's heart speeds up at her NEGATIVE tone.
by vms5q

BARBARIANs [ea]t <PANCREAS> M[EA]T for sup' and then use <soap> to cl[ea]n themselves *up*.
by vms5q

Upon seeing the BARBARIANs, I stand *up* and flee, an <UTTERANCE OF SURPRISE> coming from my MOUTH: [Eeeee!]
by vms5q

Charlie shouted, "Those <BARBARIAN>s with BIG BOWs <TEAR DOWN> buildings and <WIPE OUT> villages. Run! [Eeee!]"
by vms5q

The PERSON [dan]ces all night <but> falls *down* at DAYBREAK, exhausted.
by vms5q

At <daybreak> a bat an[d an] owl settle *down* to sleep. (Looks like sun just over horizon)
by vms5q

The judging COMMITTEE tells me I'm just <short> of winning the <short>-range event. [Ay-ay-ay]! I bring my ARROW *up*, *down*, then *up* again.
by vms5q

The PERSON in the MANSION <LOOKs DOWN> on Anne, <STOOP>ing down to talk to her like she's stinky to[fu].
by vms5q