#read it once

[haveihitanerve]

The same scene, written one year apart(increased batman/batfam knowledge and increased writing skill): 

“I’ve changed a lot Bruce.” Jason growled, looking away. “But not where it matters,” Bruce returned softly, taking a cautious step forward. His hand brushed Jason’s chest. “Not in here.” 

“I’ve changed Bruce.” Jason snapped, brows drawn together in anger because why couldn’t he just understand that Jason wasn’t his little boy anymore? He wasn’t… who Bruce wanted him to be. “Maybe,” Bruce admitted quietly, and Jason had to look away, silver lining his eyes because- because well he hadn’t expected Bruce to agree. He hadn’t expected it to hurt that much. But Bruce wasn’t finished. His fingertips brushed Jason’s chest, and Jason turned to look at him. “But not in here,” Bruce said softly, eyes so blue and so earnest. “Not where it matters.” 

[senjuhashirama]

Wild Folk of Lilith's kind

Wild Folk of Lilith’s kind, dancing ‘round the fire, Children of the Woods with bright eyes, Rising from their graves like smoke.

Wild Folk, beneath the roots and trees they sleep, Reaching out with alabaster hands, Beckoning, and singing of beautiful lies.

Bewitching and burning straw maidens on the pyre, Turning weak-willed men to slaves, And celebrating the Blood Moon with their meats.

There dwell the Wild Folk of Lilith’s kind, Therein their bodies lie, therein their soul rest, Until the Blood Moon comes again.

Until they heed the calling of the Wild.

Until their thirst for flesh shall arise; Here dwell the Wild Folk of Lilith’s kind.

                                  - Wildest of them all, the Wildest of Lilith’s kind

                                                                  Sin

[redleafhaiku]

If you only have 

to read it once, I should have 

done a better job. 

—Red Leaf Haiku by © John Clark Helzer

[redactedplus]

my brain: [somehow reminded of the solar flare fic]

me: 

[yutthanap]

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