Robyn Little

Joined June 2021

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The Gold
Many rich kingdoms had their own treasure but a poor kingdom had the misfortune of being saddled with a rich yet greedy king who loved nothing more than docking his servants' wages and raising his people’s taxes.
By Robyn Little3 years ago in Fiction
The Midnight Bride
Have you heard the tale of The Midnight Bride? Of course, you have, there’s a version in every inn and tavern and campfire within the entire continent. Some say it’s based on a true story but there is little to account for that.
By Robyn Little3 years ago in Fiction
The Superhero's Wife
There’s a head in the fridge. Again. It’s decaying and starting to smell appalling and they didn’t even have the decency to put it on the empty shelf. That’s the hotdogs gone before Friday! I’ll have to empty everything out once I get out of here. Fortunately, it’s only slightly chilly.
By Robyn Little3 years ago in Fiction
What Humanity Accomplished
it all started with inspiration from another. right at the end of 2016, I was scrolling through Tumblr. by the end of 2017, I had gathered as many facts as I could, and despite the pure unadulterated horror of the Emoji Movie, Charlottesville Nazi, Manchester bombing, the public embarrassment from the worldwide broadcast of politics, and worse.
By Robyn Little3 years ago in Earth
Painted Shell
Well now, haven’t you got the prettiest shell? So smooth and glossy, bright and slick, And so unique! So different from everyone else!
By Robyn Little4 years ago in Poets
The Life of Lulu Little
Lulu Little had a mysterious start to life No mother father or siblings to speak of Three nameless kids with one father
By Robyn Little4 years ago in Poets
Sarah [A poem]
Fathoms below they reside Eyes tinged green Skin tanned and sleek Cold wet and desperate Yet passionate for the waves
By Robyn Little4 years ago in Poets
The Queen's Handmaiden
The grandfather clock was a pinnacle of our kingdom’s architecture, Erect in the town square for visitors to marvel at the magnificent construct. A fascination to those who came from lands whose monuments were either lacking in comparison or non-existent entirely.
By Robyn Little4 years ago in Fiction