Part 49 The door banged Aggressive voices shouted The peace of the beautiful moment ruined Broken just as easily as it was made The shadow did not open the door The shadow paused The shadow […]
Category: Bleeding Innocence
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Bleeding Innocence.
Part 48 Her shadow cleaned him Her shadow wrapped him A tight little bundle in her shadow’s arms The baby didn’t cry much In fact he just gurgled and wriggled Once within her warm embrace […]
Bleeding Innocence.
Part 47. Sweat coated her skin Her hair plastered to her face and neck She felt stuffy She felt uncomfortable She felt shattered But she had not finished Push, push, push, and at one last […]
Bleeding Innocence.
Part 46 Her body rippled with pain A feeling she couldn’t explain, Her shadow was with her, Piles of blankets A bowl of warm water, Blood had started to paint a patch Between her legs […]
Poetry Story 45
Bleeding Innocence. “Mistress”. Her shadow A slight touch of the wrist A slight curtesy bob of the head A tug towards a side room It was comfortable It was warm It was locked behind her.
Poetry Story 44
Bleeding Innocence. Her stomach dropped Her baby shifted The waters spilled between her legs Her urge to flight Set her legs in motion Forget her comfortable Forget her safety Forget the luxury She was an […]
Poetry Story 43
Bleeding Innocence. Her fire puffed out The flames shrunk to smoke She stopped just before the door A slight crack of view A peephole into a secret The maid she had selected The king she […]
Poetry Story 42
Bleeding Innocence. A single bitten out moan The type suppressed Feared to be discovered It emanated from the Kings room Ignited by emotion Ignited into a flurry of fury Ignited by desperate fear She flew […]
Poetry Story 41
Bleeding Innocence. She found a maid To her relief Or so she had thought Crafted well hushed secrets An ultimate betrayal One she had not braced for.
Poetry Story 40
Innocence Bleeding. She stroked a hand over her bump, Her due date was looming, Her husband was never to be found, A looming fear shrouded over her Was she going to do this alone? She […]
