Six Little Words-- The Classics
I can't post these to the new
sixlittlewords comm, because it's supposed to be fanfiction only. I discovered this after going on a mad tear in the comments of Maygra's lovely entry.
So for the rest of you (Hi,
jules1013! Hi,
deirdre_c! Hi,
fourfreedoms!), I present some of The Classics:
Ahab's fate gleamed in deadly white.
Herman Melville
Romeo plucked Juliet's flower. Everybody died.
William Shakespeare
In moonlight, blood is beauty... death.
Bram Stoker
Daughters betray, blind fathers die broken.
Shakespeare
Seasons, cycles clash and come again.
Ecclesiastes
Man to insect, identity is lost.
Franz Kafka
Break me and yet I survive.
Nietsche Hee!
Giants weep at crushing fragile things.
John Steinbeck
The train approaches. Oh, Anna-- No!
Leo Tolstoy
A fearful world burns its knowledge.
Ray Bradbury
All right, I'll stop now. ;)

So for the rest of you (Hi,
Ahab's fate gleamed in deadly white.
Herman Melville
Romeo plucked Juliet's flower. Everybody died.
William Shakespeare
In moonlight, blood is beauty... death.
Bram Stoker
Daughters betray, blind fathers die broken.
Shakespeare
Seasons, cycles clash and come again.
Ecclesiastes
Man to insect, identity is lost.
Franz Kafka
Break me and yet I survive.
Nietsche Hee!
Giants weep at crushing fragile things.
John Steinbeck
The train approaches. Oh, Anna-- No!
Leo Tolstoy
A fearful world burns its knowledge.
Ray Bradbury
All right, I'll stop now. ;)