Drabblerotic: The Letter R - Risen -- War Memorial

[charisstoma]

At first I thought Kizzia had shown us a graveyard (memorial commemorating war dead) with a tree planted in place of a headstone. *slaps self* Arboretum. Yeah trees. Kizzia's lj
And then I thought about why they might plant a tree to grow down into the body of the fallen in ancient times. One way to anchor the dead so they didn't wander around.

Title: War Memorial (G, m/m)
Author: charisstoma
Word count: 100
Prompt: The Letter R – Risen
My thanks to Kizzia for the drabble idea.

‘Grey and amorphous the fog blanketed the field and part of the road where a low thick tendril reached for the other side. It was creepy.’ He sadly smiled, playing with the words he was composing in his mind.

Trees on the other side of the road were similarly befogged, unsurprising considering that both were fields even if one field held gravestones. There was an undulating disturbance in the mist, and he realized the significance when Liam appeared, tree roots dangling from him. Even the shrub planted by Liam’s parents atop his grave, hadn’t kept his lover from their tryst.

Comments

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

They're never far away, lurking in the Charis mind waiting to spring out and chase you away to protect their trysts.

They may not have eight arms (were-Octipus-zombie?!?!)
but they're enduring and persistant and cum with a detatchable cock (you'd have to keep the balls attatched for the cumming!).

ZOMBIES - just not like other people see them ;)

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amorphous - fancy words - impressed.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

we're not even on Z yet!!!!!
falling waaaaaay behind here :(

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

Was going what What? Oh... Z is for zombie. *snickers* S is next. Only 7 more letters.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

*snicker* I'm only on O, ....I helped turn over the onion patch today, that's O. Also Ouchie muscles and Oh got to go to work *sniffle* you're racing ahead :p

The Pain of Onions

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

Onions are so useful and needful. Ancient too, the Egyptians had them as a staple food.

You don't do raised beds where you don't walk on the soil to pack it down and there's lots of fluffy compost to feed and buoy up the soil?

Re: The Pain of Onions

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

Nope. Not one of these new fangled allotment plots LOL ours is more the -at a secret location and all divided up with corrulated metal and wooden pallets- type ;) Not the most impressive looking maybe but it makes us happy.
Been going longer than the popularity of raised beds. My dad has started making beds over the other sections (onion patch is too big to make it worth it) though and my part is divided up now, so we're moving in that direction.
My dad just stuck to his basic crops -Runner Beans, Onions, Tomatoes, Peas- with me helping/interferring we're trying more things.

I almost fell asleep in work. Quiet shift anyway but I was sooooo tired, jerk awake and not feeling steady tired! THen I woke up for the last two hours and came home and shut-down ZzZzZzzzzup

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

*Laughing* I wasn't even thinking zombies this time *grins* but I guess that's what this is. *snickers*

hmmm maybe Liam could leave a part of himself to keep his lover company. Except one should not be fucked while driving.

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

amorphous - 1725–35 from the Greek amorphos shapeless.
Makes me think of Morpheus.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

I like the word, it can suggest both a nothingness and a something more.