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silverSUNLIGHTx

  • suburban hazard.

    this one's just one of my dinky stories. it's not too great, but i'm just putting it out there. enjoy. :] Maya brushed her white blond hair away from her ...

    11 min read
  • Enna.

    This was an assignment for english class to write a paragraph with all twenty of our vocab words. I actually took two of them out because it made the sentence ...

    8 min read
  • Message Three.

    OMG, this is so sad, I can't believe I wrote it. I wanted it to end differently, but Joshua insisted that it was the only way. I know I sound ...

    7 min read
  • Love of a King.

    I really don't know how politically correct this is. I can't even tell you the time period I'm aiming for, but just go along with it I guess. I want ...

    5 min read
  • Vanilla Fillip

    Alright so I hate the title. If you have any better suggestions please tell me. If you don't know what fillip means, look it up. Kay so I'm trying out ...

    4 min read
  • Message Three Prelude. [part one]

    Alright, I've already posted a short story called Message Three and it was suggested that I write a "before" story for it. So here it is in all its wordy ...

    7 min read
  • Message Three Prelude. [part two]

    This is the second part of my prelude to MT. Enjoy. [s]&&&&&&&&&&&&&[/s] Kelly- He wasn’t the same. But I could tolerate it. At least he was spending time with me ...

    5 min read
  • Please Come Back.

    “Well I guess that’s it then.” she said to the ground, staring at the faded cotton hemline of her shift. It fluttered in soothing, water like rhythms, mimicking the forever-consistent ...

    5 min read
  • Rosie.

    Walking along the freeway is a tad demoralizing. Hundreds of cars pass by in the amount of time it takes you to walk a hundred yards. Eyes peer from every ...

    10 min read
  • The Studio.

    A little farfetched, but I like the message. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Alice tried to remember who had given her the key. They dull brass of its teeth shone dimly as she turned ...

    5 min read


The last of the human freedoms is to choose one's attitudes.
— Viktor Frankl