Cosmik Wolfpack is a playground and laboratory for flash-formed poetry and nanofiction written by The Debtor, a white cisgender male and citizen of the United States.
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Through honest dancing, a struggling young couple destroy a curious housecat and her delightful, easy-read poetry. Their resulting predicament clearly spells disaster for Santa’s ability to amuse and fascinate God. The story ends happily.
After a spell engulfs a band of savage people’s lives in contagious noisy shadows, frisky reindeer transform the empty, porcelain people into Helen, her mother and daddy, cousin Carrie, and her new friend, Joe.
Christmas is a special time of year.
This is a "fairy tale" story of a striped cabin in the Nave of the Washington National Cathedral where the insignificant and unimportant guests have misgivings. The failures of Christmas prove that when today’s young women face enormous adversity they become bigger and better and introduce us to the meaning of the dramatic dream of Christmas. The result is a modern Christmas moment in a sad childhood.
America’s young women today are Monica clones, J-Lo and Britney wannabes and it’s all about me, me, me. Right? They are presented as being ignored and leaping and jumping around.
Scarecrow finds himself falling into puppy love with his beautiful golden-haired wife. She is a successful computer programmer, rather than pursuing the family business: great disappointment in a castle-like brownstone.
Beaver Deer recognizes the tiny window of opportunity to resolve his darkest spiritual issues once and for all. From there he enjoys a rollicking romp with complexity, power, and mystery. He teaches youth many lifelong lessons about erotic, sexual love.
Jozef Mieszko is tumultuous. A sports car is especially disturbing. For him, this interaction has been produced by non-medical aspects of American life. Throughout the story elements of suspense and emotion are incorporated in order to capture the imagination as well as to enlighten and inspire.
Even though wise men and shepherds might not like the idea of wearing a variety of ordained, truly magnificent intertwined animals, they start to venture out and overcome the obstacles of the winter season and they discover the joy of teamwork and the true meaning of friendship.
Hopefully, a strikingly beautiful, seductive woman obsessed with the most spartan existence will realize what a great friend she will get because she’s tall, has a star on her face, wears a lot of green, and sings Christmas songs all the time. A kindergartner notices her. A sudden flash of light haunts the wise men and shepherds.
You will be amazed that wise men and shepherds want the mind and heart of your child. Hopefully you will find a very strong heartbreaking.
Find out the meaning of family festivities, intentionally, to facilitate a child’s comprehension of bringing joy to western Massachusetts. Every year, many exciting and fun-filled mischief adventures end. With potentially mischievous friends and dilapidated family, passionate desires re-ignite the comprehension of literally eaten pork creatures.
The story, once again, is told from the standpoint of elves who visualize extraordinary love, memories, sadness and tragedies. It is intended as a teaching aid as well as an example of entertaining boyhood adversity.
Outside it's snowing, and Santa asks his nemesis, a syndicated columnist, to rid the world of clowns. They bond over fitful dreams of extreme danger and horrific murder.
This angelic commercialism invites them on a moving journey of discovery. In the meantime, a traveling frozen dilemma of peace is starving Santa’s elves.
They are excited about controversy in the community. They take a trip down memory lane with the fastest and most accurate gunman in the world and find the pleasures of being attacked by a large cougar. A polar bear killed the elves. Santa seems more concerned with eternity and sleep.
Hurry, Mrs. Claus is alive in another dimension! The almost comically lonely woman would like to share a fondly nostalgic remembrance of silly animals.
The wicked leprechauns describe in lush detail the magical phone. After driving over to a town that everyone called a raucously elusive treasure, they savor mayhem over and over!
When bodies begin piling up, Mrs. Claus' famous hot mint chocolate cools!