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This poem came out of the August 5, 2025 Poetry Fishbowl. It was inspired by prompts from

dialecticdreamer,

rix_scaedu, and

jake67jake. It also fills the "Before the Fact" square in my 8-1-25 card for the Crime Classics Bingo fest. This poem has been sponsored by

janetmiles. It belongs to the Big One thread of the Polychrome Heroics series. It is the first in a triptych, followed by "When You Learn to Read" and "No Faster or Firmer Friendships."

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We went out to Mattoon today.

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My card for the

whatif_au bingo challenge.

Fake Relationship	The Staff	Medical	Decade Specific	Radio/Podcast
Politics	Food Service	Magic	Workplace	Dystopia
Fairy Tale	Air Travel	WILD CARD	Soulmates/Soulmates: Pet Edition	Tourism
Royalty	Ocean	Sentinel/Guide	Music	Reversals
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ysabetwordsmith

Chimpanzees Have Entered The Stone Age

Kanzi learned how to make and use sharp stone flakes.

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Title: Forget-Me-Not
Author:

kat_lair
Fandom: Venom
Pairing: Venom/Eddie
Tags: Drabble, Dialogue-Only
Rating: G
Word count: 100

Summary: I could never.

Author notes: Spring defiance from under the crushing forces of capitalism = a drabble a day in April. This one for

stonepicnicking_okapi who wanted something for this pairing and spring flowers.

Forget-Me-Not on AO3

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ysabetwordsmith

Today is mostly sunny and mild.

I fed the birds. I've seen a few house finches and a brown-headed cowbird. Several vultures were circling low over the yard, but by the time I grabbed my camera, they were gone.

I put out water for the birds.

EDIT 4/21/26 -- We went out to DeBurh's. I picked up a different brand of sun/shade grass mix that should be without chemicals. I also picked out a flat of small single pots, a flat of 4-packs, and a few extras in larger pots.

EDIT 4/21/26 -- I did a bit of work around the patio.

I've seen a male cardinal and a fox squirrel.

EDIT 4/21/26 -- I planted a large rectangular pot with four purple and pink plants and one pink-and-yellow verbena.

EDIT 4/21/26 -- I planted a pot with a yellow-and-white nemesia, a small yellow flower, and a small white flower. This completes the leftover plants from yesterday.

EDIT 4/21/26 -- I did more work around the patio.

EDIT 4/21/26 -- I did more work around the patio.

I watered plants.

As it is now dark, I am done for the night.

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susandennis

Here at the cult, there is great emphasis on socializing. Meeting people. Making friends. I don't mind getting together with people now and again. I'm not opposed to meeting people and I'm mostly ok with making friends but not as items on an agenda. I'm perfectly fine here in my own apartment with my two cats and visits from Martha or Bonny. When I need to people, I go out to the elbow and work on the puzzle and visit with whoever wanders by.

Timber Ridge and the various resident led committees are always planning shit. Music programs, group stuff, outings. There's a puzzle group and art group, a million grief groups, low vision, hard of hearing, spousal support groups. My neighbor down the hall is trying to get a singles group going. Not a couples match up but more like people who want to do stuff with other people but don't have people to do it with. A laudable idea if that's what you want.

I almost never sign up for or attend any of it. The first year I was here, I went to a lot because I made friends with Myrna and Myrna's middle name was JOINER! So at least I've tried stuff. She and Martha and a couple of others were the social committee for the 3rd floor. They planned twice yearly get togethers. (All the floors have them.) I've been to every one since I moved here and they are dreadful. The last time, I went and decided it was the last time. Now Myrna's dead and Martha is over the whole planning process so they are looking for a new social committee. No one is volunteering. I suggested that we abandon the floor socials. What???? We can't do that!!! Why don't?? Because! Ok. Fine. Whatever.

BUT this morning I signed up for a thing. A kind of social thing. A social thing outside. Yeah, it's not me except it's a tour of an alpaca farm. May 7. It's about 30 minutes from here. It's advertised as rough ground so no one with walkers or mobility issues is encouraged. So far the list of people who have signed up is an ok list. I can still bail. It's a small group and there will be a long waiting list so we'll see.

Erica sent out an email yesterday saying that the pool will be closed for volleyball and aqua fit this morning but will likely open up some time today. So yeah!

The Mariners continue to lose. No real injuries or obvious issues like other teams. We have good, talented guys who are just playing shit. Oh well. It's not like we don't have 50 years of experience with losing.

I put Biggie's pill issues to Gemini and Gemini suggested a pill pistol. I ordered 2. One came yesterday. Fail. The pill is too big. One is coming today BUT Gemini may have solved the problem. In explaining how to use the pill pistol with a cat, it said to shoot the pill in the side of the mouth instead of straight down. I usually tilt his head back and aim for the middle of the back of the tongue. This morning, I tilted his head back and sent it down the side and got it in one! So... maybe...

Yesterday, somehow, a moth got in here and both cats just went nuts. They had a ball chasing it around for the longest time. I need to find a moth source. It would be a great and cheap cat gift!

I just got an email that someone 'friended' me on Live Journal. Interesting since my last post there was announcing that I'd be leaving and never posting again and that was 4 years ago...

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queenslayerbee

Another drabble I wrote for the snowflake challenge in 2025, this time for for

fairyniamh.

Title: wildflower.
Fandom: Marvel 616.
Character/Pairing: Natalia Romanova.
Rating/Warnings: T, none.
Summary: For the prompt: "Black Widow + Flourish."
Word count: 100.

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Tasha is a girl. She dances, standing gobbly yet proud on her tippy-toes. In the stage, she opens like a fresh flower, colourful, calling attention amidst her sturdier companions.

Natalia is a child. She follows when she can swallow the commands; when she doesn’t, she’s punished. In the Red Room, she wilts, grey petals falling and being torn alike at others’ will.

The Black Widow is an agent, an Avenger, a one-woman army. In the field she blooms, she freezes, she blooms again. She flourishes, she hurts. In constant transformation, never still or static, forever changing, is where she thrives.

ysabetwordsmith

dialecticdreamer is hosting Magpie Monday with a theme of "Recovering from Setbacks." Leave prompts, get ficlets!

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i think my Megaton CD is my favorite CD. i dont really have many of my own albums on CD, most of them are the taste of people who've moved on from CDs and given them to me. hopefully i get some more spanish rock CDs. my spanish class has been going well.

i got NEOTOKYO°: APPENDIX. its all sketches, the abandoned behind the scenes for the soundtrack. i really like the bassier, more percussion-oriented parts, like hhrv and sloppy (weird names, but they are sketches after all). i like to set up my playlist so if i want to listen to a marathon of all of Ed Harrison, i put NT°:A inside of TGR Fuel, since APPENDIX's first track is a sketch called Dawn, and TGR Fuel's third track is a polished, completed version of Dawn, so it's like a prototypical encore, followed by the prototype album, where the last track on it's a little more polished, and then back to the regular quality of sound for the rest of TGR Fuel and so on.

i found, what with my Megaton CD having lyrics on its cover insert, that both the embedded lyrics (inside of the MP3 files' metadata) and the .lrc synced lyric files of my digital music library's copy of the album are inaccurate in some places. however, something that stuck out to me was that when i decided to add synced lyrics to my library, i didn't verify a lot of the lyrics. today i found that the english-speaking verse of Peligro (Incendio Universal) had really inaccurate lyrics. i opened the karaoke/cover view for the first time in a while and it was completely off, which i don't blame since all the listeners are Argentine, more or less, and there probably aren't a lot of fluent speakers of english listening to any latin-american rock, especially anything outside of the shallow surface cast by such popular artists as Soda Stereo. what i mean is, i wasn't surprised that the lyrics displayed on my player were suddenly inaccurate compared to the last time i cared to pay attention to them, which was like last year. but anyway, i went to go check my album insert's lyric thingy on its inside, and found that the english verse just doesn't exist on there. wow! great! there's no official documentation on what's being said! it doesn't make any sense to my ears, either. (something like, "I'm coming back, I'm feeling you, I said it's going for a game! I'm ready to fly, I'm getting high, 'cuz here, the beach's burning down! And it's okay, I'm going fine, my fuckin' time wasted for the seconds!" (for comparison, the last line is interpreted by the synced-lyric-writer as "And tired with the forest suckers")) i want to try to fix it at some point, though, or at least figure out what the mangled english is supposed to be, if it isn't some pasted-on jibberish spoken just for the aesthetic or whatever.

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Current Location: the wooden desk
Current Music: hhrv (abandoned sketch) - Ed Harrison

ysabetwordsmith

Topographic map reveals vast ocean on Mars three billion years ago

Across the northern lowlands, the terrain holds an unusually broad belt of flat ground far below Mars’ reference level.

Tracing that belt across the planet, Abdallah S. Zaki at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), linked it to the kind of coastal margin oceans leave behind on Earth.

Rather than preserving one sharp edge, that ancient coast seems to have survived as a wide zone built and reshaped over long stretches of time.

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ysabetwordsmith

This week, the poetry of Polychrome Heroics is on sale for half price from Monday, April 20 through Sunday, April 26. This series is superhero fantasy. It features themes of heroism, coming of age, diversity, identity kink, family of choice, friendship, and cultural engineering. Sale prices range from $5 to $319, so hopefully there will be something for everyone.

Prices on open epics are locked at the time of opening; however, if anyone wants to donate to open epics and buy poetry, spending $100 will get you the quarter-price rate on the new poems, regardless of the rate on the open epic(s) you support. There are no open epics at present, so you may open one if you wish.

We are repeating the special discount for purchases of $100 or more, in which you get poetry at 25% of its original price instead of 50%. (Note that this increases the amount of poetry you get, rather than reducing the amount of money spent; the point is to get this stuff off of my desk. Yes, I can afford it.) That size of donation also makes you a k-fan which comes with some other perks, like a year-end collection of a poetic series. If several folks want to bundle their orders to make the $100 threshold and have one person send it all, that's okay; you'll get the discount and I'll list all your names as donors, but you'll have to decide amongst you who gets the k-fan credit. If you host a pool, please close it the day before the sale closes, so you have time to collect funds and turn them in on time.

Some of the poems are in sequence of related action, so in places there are prerequisites before a poem can be published. They can be sponsored at any time, just might have to wait for publication until something else gets posted first. Those are marked accordingly. I have also made lists of poems which unlock sequels, and poems which have prerequisites.

Linkback perk: The following poems have verses left to reveal. Boost the signal for this half-price sale and tell me which poem you want to extend.
"A Sense of Weather Changes"
"The Loving Embrace of Night"
"Generations of Cooks Past"
"Homefree and Clear "
"One Bite at a Time"
"Mishpocha"
"Changing Your Nature"
"Besa"

About characters and storylines: The storylines feature multiple characters, so if you want poems about ONE specific character, look closely. The thumbnail descriptions here give some indication who features in each poem. The storyline pages are adding precise, complete information about which characters appear in each poem. If you need more than what's already visible, you can ask me.

About timing: If you want maximum choice, shop early. We usually send a batch of things to my father near the end of a sale, and those poems will be posted as I have time.

About pools: Yes, you can combine your funds with other prompters to get the quarter-price rate. Yes, you can combine your funds with other prompters to buy a bigger poem. Yes, you can offer to match donations by other people. However, the wordsmith is not also a math whiz! After several attempts to find a way that I can work with pools and matches, I have concluded that this is over my head. (I did figure out how to avoid generating fractional pennies, though: all initial prices are now whole dollars, which means they cut evenly into halves and quarters.) So if you want to host a pool or a match, make a post for that in your blog or other venue, then comment here with what you're doing and include a link to wherever the discussion will be. You figure out the poems, you collect the funds, and when stuff is fully funded, you send me the money and the list of what it's for. Then I'll post the goodies. Please close the pool in time to collect donations by the end of the sale, so I can start posting pool poems no later than the day after the sale.

Before placing your order, please check this sale page to see what is still unsold! I will try to update the page as things sell, and it's likely to be the case that some poems will be marked SOLD before appearing in posts. People often buy things in batches, which means that selling gets ahead of posting. Also sometimes people ask for the same thing at the same time, so that not all overlaps are preventable. If you have alternate instructions in case you request something that has just sold, please include that in your message; otherwise I'll email you back and ask what you want to do.

Poems that unlock sequels: "~~Where You Find Light~~," "When You Learn to Read," "Your Emotional Abilities"

Poems that have prerequisites: "When You Learn to Read," "No Faster or Firmer Friendships," "A Beautiful Paradox"

FOR SALE
25 poems, $3,109 ÷ 2 = $1,554.50
prices from $5 to $319

THE BIG ONE (4 poems, ~~was $794~~, sale price $397)

"Our Homemade Safety Nets"
Story Date: 2016-2017
Summary: Blainn never intended to stay in Mercedes -- or anywhere -- but it has turned out better than he expected.
364 lines, ~~was $182~~, sale price $91

These poems form a triptych, to be posted in order:

"Where You Find Light"
Story Date: Early June, 2016
Summary: Josué and Aidan set up a house for earthquake refugees, complete with books.
422 lines, ~~was $211, sale price $105.50~~ SOLD to

janetmiles

"When You Learn to Read"
Story Date: Monday, June 13, 2016
Summary: Josué reads aloud to refugee children.
286 lines, ~~was $143~~, sale price $71.50

"No Faster or Firmer Friendships"
Story Date: Monday, June 13, 2016
Summary: Josué and Maria-Vera read together.
515 lines, ~~was $258~~, sale price $129

KRAKEN (3 poems, ~~was $154~~, sale price $77)

"The Frequent Passage from Hand to Hand"
Story Date: April 2002
Summary: Kraken appreciates BookCrossing.
56 lines, ~~was $20~~, sale price $10

"Filled with Things You Don't Know"
Story Date: Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Summary: Marjane works on library decor and gets a new assistant.
98 lines, ~~was $49~~, sale price $24.50

"Lágrimas da Floresta Tropical"
Story Date: Monday, November 17, 2014
Summary: Pinion and Camberhawk team up with Kayapó forest guardians to stop a logging incursion.
170 lines, ~~was $85~~, sale price $42.50

RUTLEDGE (5 poems, ~~was $867~~, sale price $433.50)

"Nothing Like Looking"
Story Date: Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Summary: Aria visits Rutledge as part of Many Paths Up the Mountain.
466 lines, ~~was $233~~, sale price $116.50

"Your Emotional Abilities"
Story Date: Saturday, May 30, 2015
Summary: Amethyst gives Johan some ideas about accommodations that might help cope with his current challenges.
366 lines, ~~was $183~~, sale price $91.50

"Shag Carpet Cuddles"
Story Date: June 2015
Summary: The Vermont Shag Carpet Cats love snuggling with people.
19 lines, ~~was $10~~, sale price $5

"A Beautiful Paradox"
Story Date: Friday, June 5, 2015
Summary: Johan loses his temper
259 lines, ~~was $130~~, sale price $65
Available for posting after "Your Emotional Abilities" has been sponsored and published.

"Learning New Skills"
Story Date: Sunday, June 12, 2016
Summary: Wrenley Immen teaches her new neighbor about gardening.
311 lines, ~~was $311~~, sale price $155.50
Double price for research.

SHIV (5 poems, ~~was $264~~, sale price $132)

"The Graffiti of the Rich"
Story Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Summary: When someone paints over a graffit wall, Shiv leaves a pointed message.
28 lines, ~~was $15~~, sale price $7.50

"Let the Glass Make Itself"
Story Date: Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Summary: Dale Chihuly rebuilds after the Big One.
45 lines, ~~was $20~~, sale price $10

"An Expression That Crosses Boundaries"
Story Date: Saturday, July 9, 2016
Summary: Shiv and Pain's Gray make treats to celebrate Rutledge setting up a teleport hub, and they visit Kardal at the Syrian Foods truck.
236 lines, ~~was $118~~, sale price $59

"Always Guided by Passion"
[Morning of Saturday, September 17, 2016]
Summary: Shiv discusses graffiti with Bo-Art and Creamjeans.
51 lines, ~~was $20~~, sale price $10

"Never Turn Your Back"
Story Date: Thursday, October 6, 2016
Summary: An incident at college leaves Shiv striving to rescue a classmate.
182 lines, ~~was $91~~, sale price $45.50

OTHER POLYCHROME POEMS (8 poems, ~~was $1978~~, sale price $989)

"The Four Marks of True Repentance"
Story Date: Monday, August 13, 2013
Summary: Three former child soldiers move to America.
953 lines, ~~was $477~~, sale price $238.50

"When Everyone Around You Has Theirs Bowed"
Story Date: Sunday, April 6, 2014
Summary: Therapy for men's genital injury tends to focus on loss, but Marvis Willing knows the proud history of eunuchs.
304 lines, ~~was $152~~, sale price $76

"Let's Go on This Journey Together"
Story Date: Monday, September 29, 2014
Summary: After breaking his arm, Linus gets a lot of support from his friends.
638 lines, ~~was $638~~, sale price $319
Double price for research.

"Hear a Thousand Stars Singing"
Story Date: Night of Sunday, October 25, 2015
Summary: Fascinated by the idea of becoming a robonaut, Quain takes up stargazing.
28 lines, ~~was $15~~, sale price $7.50

"Far Stronger Links"
Story Date: Friday, September 4, 2015
Summary: A coworker's loss inspires support at work.
515 lines, ~~was $258~~, sale price $129

"Aim a Little Above It"
Nagi deals with a young man who tries to rob her.
260 lines, ~~was $130~~, sale price $65

"Formidable Tasks of Adaptation"
Story Date: Sunday, March 20, 2016
Summary: Denim has had enough of her parents' shit.
359 lines, ~~was $180~~, sale price $90

"Upholding It, Wherever Found"
Story Date: Thursday, November 3, 2016
Summary: Gail Somerville works for Interpol, but feels increasingly uncomfortable with it.
256 lines, ~~was $128~~, sale price $64

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I love these things. I yoinked this one from

greghousesgf

1. Bagels or donuts?
Bagels

2. Bar soap or body wash?
Body wash

3. Being afraid or being embarrassed?
Ooh... both are crappy but I guess embarrassed, if i have to choose.

4. Big bash or intimate gathering?
Either.

5. Board games or video games?
Both, tbh.

6. Bridgerton or The Crown?
I've never seen either show.

7. Cardio or weights?
Weights.

8. Carpet or hardwood?
I like both, but I prefer carpet.

9. Clue/Cluedo or Monopoly?
Both!

10. Cook or do the dishes?
Cook. I love to cook.

11. Damp socks or a pebble in your shoe?
Damp socks, even though I hate it. They'll dry.

12. Dragons or unicorns?
I love both, but unicorns!

13. Family vacation or solo trip?
Both. I wonder if I'll ever get to solo trip to NYC.

14. Fork or spoon?
Depends on what I'm eating. Don't eat soup with a fork, it doesn't work, LMAO.

15. General admission or assigned seats?
General admission.

16. Give or receive?
Both.

17. Hot cocoa or hot cider?
Hot cocoa. I've never had hot cider before.

18. Iced tea or hot tea?
Both but hot tea is best.

19. Italian food or Mexican food?
I love both but Mexican wins by a tiny pinch.

20. Long car ride or short plane trip?
I'm afraid of planes so long car ride.

21. Mountains or beach?
Both.

22. Movie candy or popcorn?
Popcorn with a ton of butter, pls.

23. Musical theater or concert?
IDK.

24. Nightlight or no light?
No light preferably, but sometimes my anxiety acts up and I do need a nightlight.

25. Ninja attack or pirate attack?
IDK, I'd prefer not to be attacked, LOL.

26. Outer space or bottom of the ocean?
Both are terrifying. But there's no sharks in space. That we know of.

27. Painful truth or comforting lie?
Painful truth. I hate being lied to.

28. Pancakes or waffles?
Both are good but waffles have syrup traps.

29. Passion or friendship?
Friendship.

30. Phone call or text?
Text.

31. Pizza or tacos?
Tacos!

32. Play or concert?
Concert

33. Playlists or podcasts?
Both. I have a playlist I listen to all the time, and then I also find myself listening to the Jim Cornette Experience.

34. Puzzles or coloring books?
Colouring books!!

35. Rain or snow?
Rain.

36. Ramen or pho?
Both are delicious.

37. River or lake?
Both.

38. Roller coaster or Ferris wheel?
Roller coaster.

39. Roller skates or ice skates?
Ice skates. I can't do either now with my crap ankles.

40. Salt or pepper?
Pepper

41. Singing in the shower or singing in the car?
Both.

42. Skinny fries or thick cut?
Both.

43. Sneezing or coughing?
Man, both suck. But sneezing, I guess?

44. Snowboarding or skateboarding?
Skateboarding!

45. Snowmen or sandcastles?
sand castles

46. Spicy or mild?
Spicy!

47. Street food or fine dining?
Both.

48. Subtitles or dubbed?
Subtitles. I have subtitles on for everything these days bc my hearing sucks, lol.

49. Wine or beer?
Wine, but I like both.

50. Zoo or aquarium?
Both. Zoo is more accessible here.

Current Mood: blah
Current Music: Broken Tomorrow - Massive Ego & Boy George

ysabetwordsmith

Today is mostly sunny and cool.

I fed the birds. I've seen several house finches and a fox squirrel.

I put out water for the birds.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- I planted a flat parsley and a curly parsley in a trough pot, then sowed both kinds of parsley seeds around them.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- I planted two million bells in the barrel garden, one solid red and the other streaked in shades of yellow and orange.

I planted the solid black petunia and the black-and-yellow pom-pom petunia in one pot of black pansies, and the burgundy oxalis in another pot of black pansies.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- In one white pot, I planted two portulaca, one yellow and the other orange streaked. In another white pot, I planted two more portulaca, one pink-and-white striped and the other solid white.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- I planted two pots, each with four dianthus pinks around a dusty miller artemesia. One set of dianthus is white with pink streaks, the other pink with a darker center.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- I planted the two white owl pots. One has two dark purple torenia and a dusty miller artemesia. The other has a purple-and-yellow million bells, a purple-and-white nemesia, and a dusty miller artemesia.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- I did a bit of work around the patio.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- I did more work around the patio.

EDIT 4/20/26 -- I watered all the newly planted things.

I finished planting the older flat of flowers. I did not finish the newer flat, but I'm down to clusters for two pots: one yellow and white flowers, one shades of pink, red-violet, and burgundy. Not bad for a day's work.

Current Mood: busy

kat_lair

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Title: Tulips
Author:

kat_lair
Fandom: 방탄소년단 | Bangtan Boys | BTS
Pairing: Kim Namjoon | RM/Min Yoongi | Suga
Tags: Drabble, Flowers, Gift Giving
Rating: G
Word count: 100

Summary: He buys them on impulse.

Author notes: Spring defiance from under the crushing forces of capitalism = a drabble a day in April. This one for

stonepicnicking_okapi who wanted something for this pairing and spring flowers.

Tulips on AO3

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