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Dead
Wind and Rain Always falling People running Never calling Chilly heat An even death "Who is there?" With his last breath. He called aloud, Fear of Pain Watching Blood Fall ...
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Ur'Ites
THIS WAS TAKEN DOWN UNTIL I GET THE ORIGINAL BACK. I WAS SUPPOSE TO TAKE IT DOWN FROM ANY OTHERWEBSITE BECAUSE THIS STORY IS BEING USED FOR SOMETHING. IT WILL ...
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The Betrayer and the Betrayed
The betrayer and the betrayed. That is what I am. Not your friend, or your "ally". I am now who I want to be. No more bullshit, no more lies. ...
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untitled (for now)
[pre]The amount of thoughts that shot through her mind exponentially increased over the course of a few minutes. So many people were talking, adding to the stress that attacked her ...
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That fear that causes this writing
Ok, below is the (stupid term of people these days) emo-depressed me writing when I was angry, but wanted it to seem more fictionous. I wasn't sure yet where I ...
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The Book and Its Writer
There I lay, collecting dust Waiting for those worm-like things to pick me up To open my hand-written work by that glorious man. Why won't they read me? Why won't ...
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Sorrow
Note: This has lyrics in it, yeah I know, but it is still my own work, as there are several spots which are not from songs(or if they are, it ...
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The pain of someone leaving returns
Is it so strange to be angry when someone leaves you? Is it so strange to want to have them stay? The pain that comes with a person leaving is ...
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I look but do not See
I sat there, watching nothing in particular, the noise of rain pit-pattering on the glass of the window. They said my eyes looked glazed over, like I was just coming ...
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My Final Goodbye
Code: Select allYour words keep coming out, echoing in my mind, and hypnotizing my thoughts, taking control of my mind. This vulnerability of mine causes one of my biggest downfalls, ...
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Too Late-8/31/09
Every time I see her face,I want to punch a wall,I want to harm, to hurt, and bleed andmake her suffer more.I want her to feel the betrayal,feel the hot ...
