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Tonight's Poet Corner: Cole Slaw

Cole Slaw by Belinda Roddie Cole Slaw ate coleclaw as an act of poetic nuance, then realized that the cabbage had gone bad, so he stayed all day in bed with his sick knees pressed against his sick chest.

Today's OneWord: Unthinkable

Someone did the unthinkable around half past midnight. The unthinkable, not to be thought thoroughly about at all, was named such in order to spare brainpower. The unthinkable, in one way or another, was meant to frighten skeptics, ready the guns of told-you-so-ers, and perpetuate a mythos across the entire town. No one knew who had committed the unthinkable that particular half past midnight. That person was unthinkable as well.

Tonight's Poet Corner: How My Girlfriend Broke Up With Me In My Dream

How My Girlfriend Broke Up With Me In My Dream by Belinda Roddie I told her that, without a doctor, she would swell up like a balloon.

Today's OneWord: Derive

The message that Arthur derived from the tone of his mother's voice was completely off, but he held steadfast to his belief of what she meant and refused to speak to her for two days. It wasn't until his aunt told him he was being ridiculous that he offered to take his mother out to coffee to apologize, only to become flippant when she sounded "slightly stern" about his driving.

Tonight's Poet Corner: Carnival

Carnival by Belinda Roddie Six people at the carnival tried winning stuffed lions at the water pistol game, then wound up stabbing the vendor with plastic laser swords due to his accidentally grabbing five dollars off of them instead of four. They were escorted from the vicinity with screeching throats and shaking knees, only to sneak back in like ninjas, steal the worthless plushies, and hightail it, howling, into the light of the crescent moon.

Today's OneWord: Ferry

We took the ferry to North Charmandro and found our cousin there, half-beaten to death but still looking chipper, two swords strung across her back like a sharp, double-edged crucifix. She smiled and wound up exposing two gaps where molars used to be, then showed us to the closest tavern, where we feasted on recently sauteed squid and drank very dark and very rich mead.

Today's OneWord: N/A

No updated OneWord today. Hopefully tomorrow will be different!