Today’s post was originally an M&M, but on my reblog account of Tumblr, there was a prompt to make a bucket list. I was surprised by some of the things that I wrote and charmed by the vision of the future my subconscious mind seemed fit to provide, so I thought I would share it… Continue reading May 2016 – A Bucket List
“I embraced death until I became arrogant.” Although I had spouted the words in effort to comfort a friend, I only recently came to realize the honest nature of my spontaneous quote. One of the reasons that I find joy and motivation in being alive is because I am ambitious. As an aspiring storyteller, one… Continue reading Arrogance in Moderation
((A lengthy poem inspired by a half-dream about the interactions between the Devil and a young girl who knows death all too well.)) I. “I can help you, if you’d like,” said the Devil to the girl In a garden filled with daffodils with dew strung up like pearls “Make with me a contract, and… Continue reading Poem: “The Devil and the Girl”
I don’t think that poetry is my strongest suit, but when someone prompts me to write one, you can bet I’m going to try. The requirements were that it be a poem under 18 lines about the moon, the sunrise, and life. A one-shot from Feb. 16, 2016
Lines and Lamentations 