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As his arms graced the city skyline and his wife mouthed obscenities close behind, it occurred to him that he had, in awful forgetfulness, left water in the teapot and that it would now surely rust.

    TAGS:  rust, 1st Sentence, teapot

There’s something unsettlingly beautiful about a rusty railway bridge.

    TAGS:  beauty, entropy, rust, unsettling

The skeletons were rusty and the bodies were broken, but the place was one of worship and an old, old love.

    TAGS:  dinosaurs, rust, worship, skeletons

Checking his email, Henry thought Erections Like Steel!!!! sounded promising, until, that is, he thought about rust, and being the sensible man that he was, reluctantly hit the delete key.

    TAGS:  Henry, email, rust, reluctance, erection

rounding the corner, Robert could just make out the stark but welcoming silouette of that fabulous rusty-colored bird.

    TAGS:  scrine, rust, silhouette

“Maybe I’m in love with you,” she said to the metal bird, whose only reply was to hand her a peanut butter cookie with one twisted and somewhat rusty claw.

    TAGS:  love, cookies, rust, affairs, claws

When the robots come and I’m the only one in town with a spray bottle of rust-inducing salt water holstered at his hip, well, mister, you won’t be laughing so hard then.

    TAGS:  robots, rust, foresight