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Story: Farewell
Oct. 11th, 2013 09:05 amI heard about a recent wedding that was outdoors (or the reception was) and the couple had tents put up on the lawn a ways from the celebration so couples could sneak away (my head added “in twos and threes” and my muse grinned). This was an after-college-everyone-return-to-your-hometown wedding, so many of the people guests hadn’t seen each other since high school. So who were the tents actually for? Established couples? High school sweethearts that drifted apart? (I’d love to hear the conversation where the guy tells his fiancée that he needs a few minutes to get reconnected to his high school girlfriend and see what drink the fiancée pours on him.) Or singles with people they couldn’t get the nerve to ask out in high school?
This was told to me by someone doing the flowers, who was also the mother of one of the guests. She was unimpressed and scandalized (her son is in a long term relationship and she didn’t see them near the tents, which eased her worry). I saw story potential. Hopefully I’ll remember this when I have time to write.
And my baby name site changed its format so I can no longer jump pages when looking at 1,234 words at 30 names a page. And it took me forever to find the meaning-lookup button. And some of the names are gone. Grr.
Title: Farewell
Series: Picture story
Genre: m/m/m romance, Ancient Persian
Rating: R
Content: wind, invasion, fear, foulness, laughter, hope, pleading, agreement, begging, despair, names, an audience, effort, questions, a dispute, a command, fighting, chaos, cleaning up, annoyance, a farewell, temptation
Length: about 1,300 words
Summary: Emanat remembers the day he met his lover and started his new life.
Note: From picture mentioned in Harmonies chapter 92.
Emanat (ah MAH naht)
Khursheed (KHUR sheed)
Parvaiz (par VAZE)
Master list
Emanat leaned against the stone balcony and let his scarlet robe blow open in the wind. Khursheed would love the view, but Khursheed and his men were marching through the city on their way to adventures. They would visit far off places, fight battles, and bring home treasures. Emanat had been one of those treasures not long ago.
( Please )
This was told to me by someone doing the flowers, who was also the mother of one of the guests. She was unimpressed and scandalized (her son is in a long term relationship and she didn’t see them near the tents, which eased her worry). I saw story potential. Hopefully I’ll remember this when I have time to write.
And my baby name site changed its format so I can no longer jump pages when looking at 1,234 words at 30 names a page. And it took me forever to find the meaning-lookup button. And some of the names are gone. Grr.
Title: Farewell
Series: Picture story
Genre: m/m/m romance, Ancient Persian
Rating: R
Content: wind, invasion, fear, foulness, laughter, hope, pleading, agreement, begging, despair, names, an audience, effort, questions, a dispute, a command, fighting, chaos, cleaning up, annoyance, a farewell, temptation
Length: about 1,300 words
Summary: Emanat remembers the day he met his lover and started his new life.
Note: From picture mentioned in Harmonies chapter 92.
Emanat (ah MAH naht)
Khursheed (KHUR sheed)
Parvaiz (par VAZE)
Master list
Emanat leaned against the stone balcony and let his scarlet robe blow open in the wind. Khursheed would love the view, but Khursheed and his men were marching through the city on their way to adventures. They would visit far off places, fight battles, and bring home treasures. Emanat had been one of those treasures not long ago.
( Please )
