Rainbow Fiction

Name: ysabetwordsmith
Title: "Hallowing"
Colors: Sunlight #13 Consummate
Supplies and Styles: None.
Word Count: 783
Rating: PG
Warnings: This poem deals with recovery from rape/PTSD, including some parts that suck extra much on account of the survivor being a goddess. It is positive unto itself, but the background may be more than some readers wish to deal with. There is no Magical Healing C*** of any kind in this poem, just a good support network, a well-designed ritual, and some nonsexual loving touch.

The following poem belongs to my series Path of the Paladins. This is spiritual fantasy about the followers of a deposed goddess. Themes include faith, perseverance, recovery from trauma, nonsexual love, and making the world a better place. If you want some of the background for what happened to Gailah, I recommend "Shine On," "A Night More Full," and "The Weight of the Day."

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Name: ysabetwordsmith
Title: "Manifest Concern"
Colors: Sunlight #12 Manifest
Supplies and Styles: None.
Word Count: 103
Rating: G
Warnings: No standard warnings apply.

The following poem belongs to my series Path of the Paladins. This is spiritual fantasy about the followers of a deposed goddess. Themes include faith, perseverence, recovery from trauma, nonsexual love, and making the world a better place.

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Name: ysabetwordsmith
Title: "Two Good Hands"
Colors: Sunlight #9 Promontory
Supplies and Styles: None.
Word Count: 1,167
Rating: G
Warnings: No standard warnings apply.

The following poem belongs to my series Path of the Paladins. This is spiritual fantasy about the followers of a deposed goddess. Themes include faith, perseverence, recovery from trauma, nonsexual love, and making the world a better place.

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Name: ysabetwordsmith
Title: "Mortal Coils"
Colors: Sunlight #8 Mortal
Supplies and Styles: None.
Word Count: 380
Rating: G
Warnings: No standard warnings apply. One of the two characters has just died and crossed into the next world; that's what the poem is about. It's actually quite sweet, not dark.

The following poem belongs to my series Path of the Paladins. This is spiritual fantasy about the followers of a deposed goddess. Themes include faith, perseverence, recovery from trauma, nonsexual love, and making the world a better place. This is a direct sequel to "This Beaten Drum" so it won't make much sense unless you've read that one first, but you probably don't need the whole series if you're new to it.

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