Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Steampunking the girl at the bar
"Steampunking the girl at the bar"
Oh Red Sonja. Come to me with your shimmering cascade of scarlet strength and anti-witchcraft boobs, you not bothering with wicked or even benevolent thaumaturgy, yet slaying with quicksand death the self-serving and gluttonous--those that feed on the freedom of others, slicing open their fat bellies with a swordwoman's corporeal suavity holding the friendship of promising steel.
The West. America. North. Canada electing a chance at freedom the other day. Like American Free States, existing in the few--for now.
And I glimpse the crimson piece of luminous lass parked on sturdy stool, erect with points supporting various pivoted directions. Young lady. Notice the bard. The animal-guided monk, drinking, yet getting to know John Barleycorn betterways, defunking the super-literary fruits to their leather pajamas, and the best wine is on the lips of a fiery woman.
Totally. Definitely. Sonja. Come to me. Wrapped in the instinct of genius, when industrial steam does power technology, stealing away the magic before a revolution industrial, yet you are luminous and militarized, garbed in the "get" of gorgeous man gear, all to slay my lopsided heart.
Make a mild pass guys. If she doesn't go for it--run like hell.