one:

Once upon a time a [adj.] [adj.] [n1.] was walking down a [adj.] [adj. [n.2] when it came across a [adj.] [adj.] [n3.].

‘Hello’, the [n1.] said. ‘How are you?’

‘I’m good thanks.’ The [adj.] [adj.] [n2.] said shyly.

[n1.] looked into [n2.]’s [n4.] and smiled.

They held each others [adj.] [n5.] and walked off into the [adj.] [n6.] and lived happily ever after.

two:

three:

Once upon a time a middle-class organic phenomenon was walking down a immense disabled leaflet when it came across a hot colour-blind rock.

‘Hello’, the phenomenon said. ‘How are you?’

‘I’m good thanks.’ The hot colour-blind rock said shyly.

the phenomenon looked into the rock’s timber and smiled.

They held each others ethnic harmonies and walked off into the vicious obligation and lived happily ever after.

- Simon x