The Brave Dophins

There once was a dolphin family with two brothers named Lumpy and Pete and the mother was called Cynthia and the father was named Charlie. One day a shark named Blackie attacked Lumpy and Pete and bravely Cynthia and Charlie attacked Blackie with their one-hundred teeth. The shark, named Blackie, finally let go of Lumpy and Pete and swam away and the family lived happily ever after.

THE END

Mighty Hero's

Mighty Hero's

by Bluelady

Suddenly a clear bark of five to six dogs echoed in the cold clear morning in Greenland. Racing through the white snow a dog sled appeared from out of nowhere. Heaving and puffing the dogs carried there owner and luggage towards their destination working together like clockwork. Other times these marvelous dogs would carry driver and five to six seals sixty miles in a day. During the cold, bitter days owners would barely give the dogs scraps to eat so they learned how to scrounge around for food. Many times the dogs were better of then their owners during winter months by burying themselves into the snow. Unconquerable mountains and through blinding snow these dogs worked until the destination was reached.

Gilgamesh, a Fictional Story

Gilgamesh is the oldest fictional story in the world. Proudly, this story was written over 5,000 years ago on these weird, walnut tablets. In Urek inside Sumerian, the savage King Gilgamesh ruled his empire. The story has various gods and wild creatures creating good adventures. Interestingly, the events in this story are similar to the Bible. For instance, it talks casually about the flood that took place in the Bible. Details did not agree with the Bible. But overall the Bible shows them that is true. Even though the Bible is true, men worshipped false gods according to this fictional story.

Written by Coolboy

The Queen of the Garden

The Queen of the Garden
By Bluelady

Alone amongst her boring defenders, the Thorns, stands a royal rose in all of her glory. Peaking over the horizon is the rose's knight, Flaming Sun, who touches the rose with his glorious rays transforming the morning dew into a magnificent crown of jewels therefore the blazing jewels magically turn an ordinary rose into the Queen of the Garden. The jeweled rose, scented with the morning air, screams for her burly defenders to guard against any foul breathed beast, and requests for her maids, the Leaves, to feed her and cries to her servant, the Stem, to give her a drink of delicious water. As her knight shines in all his grandeur, the rose displays her exquisite dress, which she fondly entitled Petals, delicate, silken, and golden. The dress appears dazzling that the gentleman bees come over to admire the Queen of the Garden. Butterflies fly from all around to obtain a beauty snapshot of the newest fashion of the day since the rose remains and symbolize the Queen of the Garden. All too soon enters nightfall and the knight Flaming Sun becomes sleepy and whispers for his friend the mundane, mozzarella moon to reveal his shiny face, and the rose drifts asleep as the Queen of the Garden.