They would come from all over the world. The tourist with their cameras and cellphones. Some had tour guides and were in larger groups, some were with just their families, and occasionally there would be one lone stranger. They wanted to see it. They wanted to know if it was true. The city itself was beautiful, or it had been a very long time ago. It's been centuries now. In a forgotten corner of the town, hidden in a gate enclosed courtyard, ivy vines covering most of the opening was a statue. The statue was intricately carved, with amazingly accurate detail. It was an amazing feat. The sculptor is unknown, and whoever the model was has never been discovered. It was a statue of a man, who appeared to be a king or royalty of some kind. No one really knows, and even more have forgotten that it even existed in the first place. But there is a legend. If you go to the statue and clasp your hand in his, if the two are meant to be the man will be freed from his stone imprisonment. Many have tried and failed. This is the story of the statue. ****SLOW UPDATES****

Paper Stains; a collection of poem and prose. July 21 - #460** July 07 - #548 July 05 - #635

Girl likes Boy but was too timid to confess. So, what to do? Why, stalk him! And if that wasn't enough, climbing trees became a necessity. But what if Boy likes Girl, too? A cute and funny one-shot.

Emma Golding doesn't like the fact of being in love in high school. She thinks all boys are immature and annoying and have no sense of style. She wanted a man and boys in high school weren't even near to being men. But, when she meets a new student- Adam Cash, she is stunned to see how this boy had everything she wanted. But, what if she was wrong about who he was? Will she still fall in love? Read and you'll find out.

What if you lived in a world where your body painted a picture of every person you've ever cared for? Everyone you've every truly loved as a brother, a sister, a parent, a friend and of course, a romantic lover, permanently etched on your skin. Summer Aurelia Evans hated that she lived in a world like this because now all her faults and her greatest weaknesses were out in the open for everyone to see, to stare at. And people tended to stare quite a bit longer when it came to Summer because she loved too many people. And everyday, her own skin reminded her of her past mistakes and their betrayals. Enter Hunter Mason, who didn't have a single visible tattoo except for his own and brought a whole world of trouble to Summer through his hobby of underground fighting. When two hearts collide, will they both fall...in that terrible, horrible, dangerous word -love?