WingedSaskquatch

Kenny ran along the aisle at the carnival, careful not to drop his cotton candy. His or Billy’s, since he was already mad enough at Kenny for stealing it. Ducking and weaving through the crowd, he ran around a corner and stopped. Billy always fell for this one. Kenny would jump out, yell “BOO!” and Billy would fall flat on his bum. Then, Kenny would give him back the cotton candy and receive a punch in the shoulder. Billy would sulk for a few minutes, until Kenny got him to laugh at a particularly funny joke. Things would be fine after that, at least until Kenny pulled another prank on him. But this time Billy never came ar

I am a 10 ton block of steel. My horsepower is measured in thousands. I sit on the back of a flatbed trailer Disconnected. My massive power could move near anything,        But the cars that pass by would crumble under my weight        But smaller, more efficient engines take my place        But my pistons are slowly rusting, fusing with their cylinders Unused.

Upside down hummingbird Wrong Backwards And out of place. Hanging on the awning Strange Silent Impossible. Won’t move a muscle Unconscious Asleep Dead? Gone the next morning.

The lion roars, Silencing the audience. The orchestra announces the start of the next event- A variety show of carnage. The gladiators enter the stage the giant’s eyes fill with hunger as the smaller runs away- until his tamed beast enters the fight Mightier than the giant, he stands two heads taller. But he is swiftly removed by the giant’s evil plots Alone again, they duel Swinging wildly with hammers and axes, no regard for each others lives- Until the mistress arrives. Her voice thunders through the stage The pair forgets their fight as they cower in fear. The giant has not fulfilled his duty and is punish

Ugh. So tired. Dennis hated closing at McDonald's. It wasn't even the job itself. Dennis took great pride in his ability to blank out his mind on the job. He'd been working there for 5 years, so everything was pretty much reflexive for him. On the nights he had to close, though, there was nothing to do, nothing to save him from a slow death by boredom. He actually wished for more customers, something the other employees considered a crime worthy of hanging. Of course, most of the other employees there had homework to do, or friends to text. Dennis was extra careful going up the stairs to his apartment. Lately he'd been suspicious that Mr. Jo