Altverse Stories

This is a MHA story about a new girl named Y/N. She has come all the way from America to study alongside Japan's finest upcoming hero's. Along the way she makes great fr...

A journey

A little song of love

The deception of power revealed.

Just HoPe a description for THis pOeM is unnecessary.

The letting go of a lived bad dream broken back nightmare. The acknowledgement towards the Universe I was on the wrong track. The awareness of a shift occurring.

A goodbye for ever.

More than a hundred years ago now, Guillaume Apollinaire died from the Spanish flu. He never fully recovered an injury to the temple as a result from a French assault at...

As a kid, this is how I looked when I was sick but didn't wanna be ill. My body remembers, so here I am having fought pain and discomfort, setback and mourning of an old...

How injury evolved me through and beyond the fucking pain of the insult.

A short fable poem about a cat who stands through a number of storms.

Does a Bronx cheer really need an introduction?

Illusion cheats on our eyes, as it does with the virtual perception. An illusion isn't virtual, although the virtual can be an illusion. It's not the threshold between u...

A short journey through time, from here on end to the future and back. What's to come maybe you'll find more horrific than what we see right now. The clock backwards see...

The store chain with its auspicious brand name is again in the news, now for applying a policy which brands fellow human beings of dark skin complexion as Nicks and Nick...

In the abandonment there's a tilting point where the walls come closer and closer. Until the room is gone, that's where I set a new step, let the old go and found the lo...

The singing and dancing magpies out here wake us up every single morning with their funny routine.

Haiku, for a sorry soccer game. Gone forever. No more playing on this board. Close the game by folding it up and put it back in its box.

Silence, what can be said about...

The forensic evidence left by a murderer, in almost correct haiku syllables.