Allegorical Geschichten

An excerpt from the writings of the fabled Opados of Elios.

In a world if strict dichotomy between a realm that is, and one that is not, there can be no cross over. But when a loved one is ripped away from the Red City and doomed to live eternally in the realm of unimaginable brokenness, can there be any hope for redemption? Once cast into the Blue City, is one cursed to remain there forever? For our protagonist, is is the way things are. But must it be the way things shall always be?

In the vast expanse of the Universe, nestled among known and unknown realms of outer space, lies Febu-a tiny dot where a sophisticated human race thrives, breathing and evolving. The essence of Febuans revolves around a singular purpose: to serve others, to embrace love, and to unite in shared desires. Personal gains hold no value; they merely accept whatever comes their way without seeking rewards. During their formative years, Febuans embark on an exploratory journey within the lawless virtual realm of Fridigo. Here, they're granted the freedom to explore every conceivable wrongdoing until they voluntarily reach a saturation point. The awakening occurs through a profound realization that magnifying wrongs to their maximum potential serves as a conduit to understanding the right path. Those awakened to this truth remain steadfast in loyalty to Febuan unity, impervious to bribes or corruption. Loyalty bears no price in Febu. Parents recognize that their children will one day comprehend this same truth, yet they refrain from imposing their beliefs or life directives on them. The Fridigo experience for children is rigorous but innocuous to society. Its primary goal is to provoke a personal realization of their own evils, to foster a distaste for these wrongs, and an innate desire to break free. Once this awakening occurs, guidance is provided. Febuans possess a profound understanding of their actions' origins, comprehending the internal mechanics that drive them. This awareness grants them freedom in their actions; every word spoken, every action taken is underpinned by intelligence and reason, rooted in a search for underlying causes. **Telesting**: The perception received from a distance without relying on recognized sensory organs. **Frigido State**: A condition wherein an individual is locked in a virtual reality experience to an extent that it's perceived as actual reality.

They called you an ugly name, so you made it beautiful...

*All photography included: credit to owner*

In the tranquil expanse of Meadowland, where emerald hills roll under a boundless blue sky, rabbits have long thrived under the benevolent rule of King Lapin. Yet beneath the surface of prosperity, discontent brews among the warren's inhabitants. General Peltier, a rabbit of silver fur and piercing eyes, questions the fairness of resource distribution. Alongside seasoned veteran Lieutenant Thumper and the wise Lady Hare, they confront the growing unrest and philosophical debates stirring within their community.

A young artist named Gloria, escapes her lonely life by entering a strange dream land from her childhood. With a new found friend at her side, they set out on a quest to see the 'Author' A man that can grant her heart's desire, to never wake up to the real world again. Will her dream come true?

Kit's diary entries from 1682. In his writing, words twist into something that makes you want to stop reading, but you can't. Some thoughts are better left unwritten. (Sorry for AI-use in description 😭)

The Draconomicon of Drakorith" is a sacred text that unfolds the mythical tapestry of the divine dragon deity, Drakorith, the Listener. In this revered scripture, seekers will embark on a cosmic journey through the teachings, parables, and wisdom that weave together the narrative of creation, compassion, and the eternal dance of dragons. Within the pages of this sacred tome, readers will discover the profound insights of Drakorith's Flight, a metaphorical journey of compassion that encourages followers to soar to great heights in understanding and kindness. The Roar of Truth echoes throughout the verses, urging believers to speak with the honesty and power of a dragon's roar, emphasizing the importance of transparency and authenticity. The Scales of Justice are delicately balanced in the Draconomicon, symbolizing the divine call to uphold justice and equality. Through the Flame of Creativity, the scripture encourages the cultivation of the creative fire within, celebrating the diversity of ideas and thoughts that enrich the cosmic landscape.

A certain man lives with a Thorn in the flesh, who torments him day and night. He sends his agents to further devour him and bring his life to utter ruin. Is there any hope for this man?

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This poem was iced in metaphor and sliced with memory.

An anthology of poetry and prose surrounding mental health, and psychological trauma, where I've used my words to draw out the river of emotions I wish I could've understood back then. Each chapter will have a content warning. A journey of emotional openness. ~~~ Excerpt: When Kingdoms Fall The Ruin Remains, I'd search through every charred piece To find the remnants of you.

Here is a refined, literary description for The Scarecrow Who Watches the Fall by C.C - focused on philosophy rather than horror: Description The Scarecrow Who Watches the Fall is a dark philosophical meditation on self-confrontation, silence, and the hidden architecture of human nature. In a decaying world that devours itself, a lone Scarecrow stands as witness-not savior, not judge, but observer. As humanity collapses beneath its own hunger, he remains still, studying its patterns, its cruelty, its rituals of self-destruction. Yet the field he guards is not merely land-it is the boundary between ignorance and awakening. Through haunting symbolism and layered introspection, C.C explores a brutal truth: the greatest throne is not occupied by gods or demons, but by the self we fear to face. Truth is not found-it is survived. This poem is not about a monster in the field. It is about the monster beneath the floorboards of the soul. Unsettling, introspective, and unapologetically raw, The Scarecrow Who Watches the Fall challenges the reader with a final question: Are you merely watching the ruins- or are you willing to enter them? - C.C