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Poetry • Literature, Realistic

Needs review

Blood

A girl who's angry at the world and people for taking more than she wanted to give

Short Story • Horror, Literature

Needs first review

The Monsters

Some battles leave no scars for the world to see. A psychological horror piece about invisible suffering and the fights we have at night.

Poetry • Realistic, Literature

Still Life with Lamplight

A quiet meditation on ordinary beauty, where lamplight, stillness, and everyday moments reveal the sacred hiding in plain sight.

Poetry • Realistic, Literature

The Embers Glow Again

A poem about grief, love, and the quiet courage of beginning again, even when the world tells you something has ended.

Short Story • Literature

Needs review

A cup of tea

A short conversation between a person and his emotions

Poetry • Realistic, Literature

What the Dust Remembers

We are dust that learned to wonder. This is about what happens when the universe looks inward and briefly calls itself “I.”

Poetry • Realistic, Literature

The World, Briefly

A small meditation on being alive, watching things leave, and finding wonder in the brief, strange beauty of being here.

Poetry • Literature

'My Rib'

What is it like to keep surviving?

Short Story • Literature

Earth

One of my best works, I'd say. This is an older piece but, I would like to hear of what I can improve.

Poetry • Literature, Realistic

Entropy Throws a Party

Entropy throws a party where everything slowly falls apart, only to become something new. A celebration of endings, change, and endless possibility.

Poetry • Literature, Romantic

Shall I admire you?

A poem about the kind of admiration that lives quietly—never confessed, never expected, just felt. For the person who was never yours!

Poetry • Literature, Realistic

Gravity Falls in Love

A surreal love story between Gravity and the Moon, where distance becomes longing, and their impossible closeness creates the tides.



"I never expected that I should be a queen so soon."
— Alice's Adventures in Wonderland