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"Haven't you anything better to do?" Having left the DigiLab after checking on her DigiFarm and Digivolving some of her Digimon as necessary, Ami Aiba landed back in the middle of the familiar shops and halls of Nakano Broadway through the old rotary phone Mirei had put there, her black skirt fluttering a bit as she did. Sure, she had heard those words from Mirei a million times, but this time they rang especially true. The Kuremi Detective Agency she worked for had been a bit slow lately in terms of getting new cases, and Ami was sure Kyoko would start sending her on errand runs before too long, potentially even to gather ingredients for her most recent coffee abomination... Ami shuddered at the thought as she opened the door to the Agency. It was a decently sizeable room, with two couches and a table in the middle for clients, Kyoko's desk and computer near the back wall, a TV on the left wall, bookcases full of files on the right. There was a quaint air about the place that Ami
Literature
I'm pregnant (Metonic Drabble 04)
The debate between yellow mustard and deli mustard was something Sonic never understood. Why bother with either? There was only one thing that belonged on a hot dog, and it wasn't any kind of mustard.
Well, maybe there were two things.
"Tails, can you pass the cheese?" Sonic asked. He squinted. The sun was in his eyes again, so he reached up, adjusted the umbrella over their picnic table, then leaned back in his chair, kicking his legs onto the table.
Tails pressed his fingers to his forehead, but handed Sonic the cheese anyway. "Do you really need to put your feet on the table? While we're eating?"
Sonic sprinkled the cheese on his chili
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Principals plan. (Part 2, BBW Sweaty feet.)
At last! The end of the week finally decided to crawl towards Friday's welcoming embrace. All students were glad for this day, but Ben Charleston was frothing at the mouth. He'd behaved all week, refraining from pilfering the beloved socks of the school girls. There were times when he didn't think he would make it. The girls made it all too easy for him to slip up, it was a solid debate to wonder if they counted on his habits to best him. But he managed, mostly by taking a deep sniff when they weren't looking. In retrospect, that probably should've been how he practiced his foot-centric fun. Then again, deep down Ben wanted to be caught. He liked attention. And if he was secretive, then Principal Vera's promise wouldn't come to be. Speaking of which, the last period was passing through. Just five more minutes. Suddenly, one last challenge. Ms. Lambert, his semi-datable teacher, had inconveniently chosen to wear open-toed sandals to class. Her green painted nails shone and glistened
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Poem no. 1511. No idea why I keep writing these and submitting them. But eh, here's another one inspired in recent days and weeks by noticing folk online and offline whinging and bloody whining. I sit in a class at college with young adolescents constantly moaning. "Oh, I don't want to do this", "I hate this subject." and so on. You weren't forced to take this course idiots. Fuck if a degree was easy they'd be throwing them out like leftover pancakes. I mean yes, I complain and grumble. However, when you notice it as a near constant every single day from others it does start to grate a bit. Sometimes I think to myself, "Please shut the fuck up. Quit moping that life is shit, that you don't like this or that. Shut up, and get on with it." And that's something I say to myself when even I am whinging about whatever. Anyways, this was a longer descriptive piece behind the poem than usual. Yup, I'm an old git complaining about complaining. A complainception as it were.
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