2008-03-10
- Red-Tipped Child: The merest blush.
- Red-Tipped Juvenile: I wouldn’t call it adolescent in the overwrought poetry sense, but rather, adolescent in the balance of being contained yet curious.
- Red-Tipped Adult: Plump, and deadly if so provoked.
2007-10-24
- At Rest: The water was already there.
- Pliet: He barely grazes the surface.
- Hover: Like the flight of a well-creased paper airplane on a warm updraft.
2007-10-22
- Insertion: The fit’s not exact, but close enough.
- Expansion: Plumping out in mushroom gills.
- Integration: Weeks-old onions sprout similar green.
2007-10-18
- Slightly Sinister: First, imagine it incredibly tiny. Like the magnified tip of a hair of a tiny burr. Then, think of it as enormous. Big enough to recline upon, head-to-foot, a hundred times over.
- Ostrich-y: Boudoir-and-taxidermy-themed.
