These are some poems I wrote. Most of them are pretty old. They're kinda bad but writing them when I was going through stuff really helped me so even though I kinda hate them now, I'm glad they exist. The last two are slightly more recent, still bad but you can definitely see progress from my writing as I got older. So that's cool. That's all, thanks :)

These are the poems and songs I have written for the past year

Just random poems and thoughts about love, stubbornness, existentialism, etc. You know.... ReLaTaBLe tingz But in all seriousness, I wrote these down during "one of those nights" when emotions became too overwhelming, and I hope they translate well into how we as human beings feel sometimes. Give it a shot :) PS: Listen to Cylinder Six by Chris Zabriskie while reading the poems, and please don't forget to vote if you like the content.

Upon his death, the king had dictated that the queen would rule until she remarried, but her refusal to do so has the nation of Ethios in turmoil. Greedy for power and her cruelty knowing no limits, the queen has even reinstated the slave trade long since outlawed by her husband upon his ascension. A glimmer of hope for a suffering nation arises in a small baby. The Royal Sage has procured the late king's bastard son and has stolen him away to the city slums to live with Harren, a man who bravely rescues orphans from slavery. Naming the boy Kyran, Harren takes him in with the promise of one day returning him to his rightful place on the throne. Ten years later, these plans are dashed when Kyran is exposed to the queen. Harren must race to the safety of the Riverlands, who hold no love for the queen, if there is any chance to save his son, and future king. Saving Kyran saves the nation. If the queen is to be dethroned, the boy must claim his Birthright.