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Poem: "Wandering the Heights"
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ysabetwordsmithName: ysabetwordsmith
Story: Torn World
Colors: Sunlight #11 Sheer
Supplies and Styles: None
Word Count: 607
Rating: G
Warnings: No standard warnings apply.
This poem came out of the April 2013 Muse Fusion in Torn World. It was inspired by a prompt from LiveJournal user Vaerys, along with continued discussions about touch aversion as an everyday challenge rather than something that has to be "cured." It is a sequel to "Stinging Like Nettles."
In the Northern culture of Torn World, children are raised collectively rather than by pairs of parents. Here Lekeeth shows sympathy for someone with a similar challenge to her own touch aversion. If you're new to the science-fantasy setting of Torn World, you might want to start here.
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ysabetwordsmith Story: Torn World
Colors: Sunlight #11 Sheer
Supplies and Styles: None
Word Count: 607
Rating: G
Warnings: No standard warnings apply.
This poem came out of the April 2013 Muse Fusion in Torn World. It was inspired by a prompt from LiveJournal user Vaerys, along with continued discussions about touch aversion as an everyday challenge rather than something that has to be "cured." It is a sequel to "Stinging Like Nettles."
In the Northern culture of Torn World, children are raised collectively rather than by pairs of parents. Here Lekeeth shows sympathy for someone with a similar challenge to her own touch aversion. If you're new to the science-fantasy setting of Torn World, you might want to start here.
( Read more... )
