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Week 7 Story: Your Worst Fear Meme Authors Note: Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913). I really liked the description of the monster in the tale, and it made me want to write a rhyme describing a monster in detail. I hope you enjoy!! How can one capture the horror? For this description is no snorer. I speak of a beast Who enjoys to feast. His hunger is only satisfied by the juicy flesh of many a human being. When mortal souls look upon him you know they are peeing. To give you an idea of his features that are so chilling. With simply a glance they could sure be killing. He is truly grim to behold. On him grows plenty of mold. Gazing into his blood red piercing eyes Could result in one’s demise. His skin was grey as ash, But he’s a messy eater so there is a red splash. With a mouth like a chasm, He uses his powerful jaws with enthusiasm. This mouth reeked of decay. This is from his rotting prey

Reading Notes D: Meme 61. Bhishma Falls Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913) There is nothing from this story that I want to use for my story. 62. Drona in Command Source.  Mahabharata, Epic of the Bharatas , by Romesh C. Dutt (1898) I like some of the rhymes but I think that all of these lines are a bit too long. It would be more successful if they were shorter. 63. Abhimanyu & Jayadratha Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913) I really like similies. I would like to add some to my stories. I like that these stories show men in a vulnerable state of crying. I would like to show this healthy depiction in my story. 64. Ghatotkacha Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913) I like how these paragraphs are broken up. I dislike when they are too dense.  65. Death of Drona Source .  Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists   by Sister Nivedita (1914) The power of loss is very powerful. It ma

Reading C Meme 41. Life in the Forrest Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913). I could write about the god of the sun. That could be very interesting . 42. Krishna's Visit Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913) This is the opposite of rags to riches. There could be a story where they can get their revenge for their loss.  43. Arjuna & Shiva Source .  Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists   by Sister Nivedita (1914) This has too much unhealthy behavior related to religion. I would not want to write a story like that.   44. Arjuna & Indra Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913) Writing a story about a heavenly world that is actually dark and twisted may be interesting. It would be similar to The Good Place. 45. The Himalayas Source .   Indian Myth and Legend   by Donald A. Mackenzie (1913) The lines "   And the sages related unto them many tales of men and women who suf

My Hunger is Unsatisfied: Meme I always wore my chastity with pride. This all changed when I became a bride. The consummation of my marriage changed me so much. I had an awakening with his touch I guess in the beginning I came off to strong. I think maybe the wait was too long. I was not my husband first. I feel like this may have been a curse. My husband decided that his sexual hunger was quenched. This is bad news because I am always drenched. What is a girl to do? When she has been left all alone? And a husband who no longer wants to bone... I loathe the idea of parting! Our fire was just starting! I protest this insanity! He must have NO humanity! My craving for flesh is not satisfied. Actually, they are ever amplified! There is no tragedy parallel to what I'm facing.  I don't have my man that I am used to embracing. So, now I am single. I am left to mingle. But, I want a man NOW! I am about to hav