Poem: "What I Can Ethically Read Aloud"

This poem came out of the November 2015 crowdfunding Creative Jam. It was inspired by a prompt from capri0mni. It also fills the "limiting the damage" square in my 11-3-15 card for the Disaster Bingo fest. It has been sponsored by technoshaman. This poem belongs to the Antimatter & Stalwart Stan thread of the Polychrome Heroics series. It takes place immediately after the story "Workshop Progress" by dialecticdreamer.

Warning: Ambrose hangs back from the group a little, approaching Tolliver to talk about Shiv. So some of the conversation is a bit angsty, but they are trying to find ways of making improvements.

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Poem: "The More Difficult Boundaries"

This poem came out of the November 2015 crowdfunding Creative Jam. It was inspired by a prompt from capri0mni. It also fills the "talking out a problem" square in my 11-3-15 card for the Disaster Bingo fest. This poem has been sponsored by technoshaman. It belongs to the Antimatter and Stalwart Stan thread of the Polychrome Heroics series, and follows the poem "What I Can Ethically Read Aloud."

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Poem: "Laughing at What You Haven't Got"

This poem was written outside of the regular prompt calls. It was inspired by a conversation with dialecticdreamer, commissioned and sponsored by janetmiles.  Watch the video about "How Irish Dance Got Started" first, because the poem is full of spoilers for it.  This poem belongs to the Antimatter & Stalwart Stan thread of the Polychrome Heroics series.

Warning: This centers on rude humor, and involves a bit of social angst, but it's mostly fluff -- or at least, as fluffy as Shiv ever gets. DO NOT watch the video with your mouth full, or anywhere that laughing aloud could cause problems.

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Poem: "Some Ancient Urge"

This poem is spillover from the June 2, 2015 Poetry Fishbowl. It was inspired by prompts from rix_scaedu, curiosity, and LJ user My_partner_doug. It also fills the "sex on the beach" square in my 6-1-15 card for the June Relationship Bingo fest. This poem has been sponsored by Anthony & Shirley Barrette. It belongs to the Cuoio and Chiara thread of the Polychrome Heroics series.

Warning: This poem contains a few things that may not be to everyone's taste. Highlight to read the details, some of which are spoilers. There are minor discriminatory comments (swiftly quashed) and erotic play. It's basically romantic fluff, though.

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