The title is enough description, I think. If you are a fan of Merlin, maybe even a fan of poetry, then you should give this a look. The poems are written from Merlin's perspective and we all know how broken he is in the end. Please tell me if I used the right words to express what is probably going on inside him.

Eiko Sasaki is completely devoted to Hanako Sasaki, whom she works as a bodyguard for. Eiko would do anything for her, and has proved this multiple times. Eiko and Hanako were removed from their previous high school, where they were known as "the Sheep and the Wolf," due to an incident where Eiko sent a classmate to the hospital in a fit of rage after they'd left Hanako heartbroken. She has a long list of flaws, but she's human. Eiko can either be your most cherished ally due to her protective nature, or your worst nightmare because of her refusal to forgive and forget, though it seems that a certain group of Hosts wishes to soften this wolf's sharp edges and bring the sheep out of her shell. Eiko also holds a deep secret and curse that only the local hospitals and her closest confidant, a girl in the same boat as her, know about. What is this secret, and can Eiko keep it from escaping? What happens to Eiko and Hanako when they get thrown into a new life at Ouran Private Academy? ~*•*~ The cover is made by the amazing @Rozero-San ! You should check them out!

June and Amy are friends. Working in London. Fans of Merlin. Normal girls. Meeting Colin Morgan and Bradley James is probably the most exciting thing that ever happened to them. The desire to get to know them - as people not as actors - makes them think of a weird plan, which seems to work pretty well at first, as they get closer than they could have imagined. But what if the guys discover that June and Amy lied to them, that they are exactly what they never wanted to be - two of a million ordinary fangirls? Is this about fame or personality? Can they ignore that they live in two different worlds? And can they learn to forgive and to fight for what they dream of?

Kohana doesn't have a last name. At least, that's what everyone says. Since she was young, she's lived at the hospital with the staff as her family. She has a nasty combination of diseases known as Hemophilia and Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome. More than anything (save for Daiki Akiyama, her best friend and brother-figure), Kohana adores music. Some call music "The Universal Language," and Kohana agrees with this verdict wholeheartedly. To be able to invoke emotions and tell a story, sometimes without a single word, is just one of the many wonders of the world in Kohana's eyes. Kohana has always been fragile physically because of her infirmities, but she's also very emotionally weak. She wears her heart on her sleeve and truly wouldn't hurt a fly. This is a recipe for disaster, especially when her only experience with people her age is with the other children at her hospital, whom are equally liable to break under mental or physical pressure. Throwing herself into public life surrounded with hundreds of others starting her first year in high school just adds to this terrible mix. Kohana's life is a prime example of Murphy's Law: "Everything that can go wrong will go wrong." Will fragile Kohana find a way to get through high school without shattering, or will this glass dove lay in thousands of pieces on the ground, surrounded by thousands of words unsaid and/or ignored? ~*•*~ This is actually two fanfictions in one, following two different story lines after the first few chapters (GDA and GDB). Both are Kohana×Mori. ~*•*~ 2018 Notice: Due to the absolute workload of college, updates will be far and few between. Did not anticipate this when I started the story tbh; spent longer working on it than I meant to and wasn't really planning on college until I was already enrolled.