Anrisa

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Dath'thamuuk by Anrisa, literature

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Dath'thamuuk

Pain. Pain was all she felt. Pain so intense it felt like she was being ripped apart. She threw back her head and screamed. But, then it was over. She opened her eyes and looked around. She was in a case of some kind. In front of her was a metallic arm with what appeared to be a clamping hand. It had some of her blood on it. In front of her was a large window. People were looking at her. Was this a prison? She screamed again and banged on the glass. The people spoke, but what they said made no sense. “This is the one you pulled?” said a man in a white lab coat. “Yeah, this one was rated as lowest hostility, which means it will be easier to trap,” said a woman in an identical coat. Another woman approached the glass and looked at her. She was in a blue coat with a gray breastplate that had the word POLICE emblazoned on the front. He squinted, looking at her up and down. “What do you think, Akane?” said the woman in the lab coat. Akane was silent

If given the choice by Anrisa, literature

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If given the choice

If given the choice, I am not ever chosen. If given the choice, I am left alone, frozen. If given the choice, I will never be first. If given the choice, I am always the worst. If given the choice, I am just second best. If given the choice, I am worse than the rest. If given the choice, I am always alone. If given the choice, I have no real home. If given the choice, I am not #1. If given the choice, I guess I should run.

Tabitha's Journal by Anrisa, literature

How I would Introduce You In a Novel by Anrisa, literature

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How I would Introduce You In a Novel

"The first time I saw the man, he appeared a very stern figure. He seemed to have a sense of experience about him from years on the battlefield. He spoke with a constant twinkle in his eye, as if to warn everyone around him he wasn't as old as he looked. When I asked him his name, he said "Aster. But most people just call me 'Asshole.'""She had a tired look about her, but only enough to let you know the trials of motherhood. Her eyes betrayed her youth and playfulness, and she spoke with excitement as soon as I told her my name. 'I remember you!' she grinned. 'That was a fun night, wasn't it?' I couldn't remember what she was talking about...

Challenge by Anrisa, literature

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Challenge

Dealing with people is strange. Dealing with angry is strange. Challenging a belief you once held close to you when it proves false? Why does the rage follow? What happened to make you so wrathful? Have I challenged your way of thinking? Have I challenged the very fabric of your being? Have I challenged you?Good.Open your eyes . Open your mind . Expand your narrow view. Look. See. Hear. Feel. You are still you, so why are you angry?Do you wish to remain smallagainst the big world?

Aeryn to Aradia by Anrisa, literature

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Aeryn to Aradia

Born Aeryn of Glaisdale, a shepherdess in the plains, she enjoyed a quiet life until she reached the age of 23. At this age, she wandered a bit farther south with her herd one day and found herself an audience to a marching Roman army. She did not approach them in the moment, but left her sheep and followed them for a time. When night fell, she made her way toward the camp and was almost stabbed by the guards who heard her approaching. Seeing her bright eyes of curiosity, they answered her question of where they were from, and one word reached the legion command, they invited her in for a moment.The commander, Koenarvs, was a pleasant fell...

The Day the Earth Fell by Anrisa, literature

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The Day the Earth Fell

I remember it well - the day the earth fell. It began to crack at the same time as the steam power entered, but no one too notice. The machines continued to grow bigger, being used for many purposes from automation and crafting. More and more grew and grew. Heavier and heavier they grew, as did the cracks. Solutions were proposed, glue and cement was attached, but it only provided a temporary fix. Still more and more machines were created, and more cracks appeared. Protests were staged as people began to take notice. But it was too little, too late. Screams of people falling into crevasses were a common ...