Archaic Stories

A series of short fantasy stories 1) The Search for the Sword of Death F.Y.I Some moments may feel rushed and moments may have been skipped over. I just did that so the essence of the story remains intact and not as slow. MORE TO COME SOON!!!

tales of epistles. betwixt the epistles: graveyard of merits; bifold domiciles: stardust, column, wanderlust; billet-doux of epistles for the loml; domicile of unbeknownst & unacquainted sentiment; life & death; epistles of l's archives.

After his wife meets a tragic end-an end shadowed by the return of the maniac he once bested in a duel-Dorack "Abraham" is driven into a perilous quest for vengeance. Yet, as he journeys deeper, he begins to fear that this quest of his may only take forever. In his unbroken will, behold fate-subtle and cunning as ever-urging him toward a perilous course. This ceaseless quest unveils new threats, sharper challenges, and trials beyond reckoning. In the end, what is destinies reward for his effort. Would vengeance be his-or worse?

A treatise of philosophical ramble via the presentation of the authors adequacy in neurotic contention, illustrating the equivocation and psychological disposition hitherto of the author, who's time-sporadic pseudonym pertains to all measure of the aforesaid state.

A poem about a man who was in love with this girl, who doesn't know how she feels about him. As he took a courageous step to show his love, she never did give a direct 'Yes' or 'No' instead, he waited and waited and waited. He was laughed at and put to shame. Nobody really knew how hard he worked, how hurt he was... but God. (I do not own the cover/picture)

"Darkness" is undergone in different ways for everyone but the real consequences and feel is the same.

A series of poems and short stories written by mine own self. Unto thee who bestoweth thyself upon these readings, may it entertain thee and beguile thee, yet simultaneously give unto thee a message of solemnity and seriousness, and teach thee a valorous lesson applicable for life. Amen.

[Updating every 1-3 days] In a small village near Aera Mountain where chaos is evident, lies a tremendous castle that has a similar look of those in horror movies. A voyager, Jett, who was led by his curiosity got involved in a one-of-a-kind exploration in pursuit of justice. Will he be able to do it?

I just write whatever comes to mind -Author.

A suffering Kingdom. A General and a Crown

They were the last words they would hear for decades. It is the prime time of a war between the skyward archaic's and the nephrite archaic's only 11 years after all the archaic's joined together in the human vs archaic war of 10010. Humans lost. Their own creations turned against them, now they are all but dust. Robots is what they used to call the archaic's. No humans exist anymore. At least that's what everyone thinks. General 11 of the skyrider archaic's has, no name. Only a batch number and her title as general. Although others may call her the 'commanders dog' referring to the commander of the skyward archaic's as she has to report to the commander who no one has ever seen. On her next mission she is going to the last known location of the nephrite army. What she finds there surprises her. No army, but two humans asking her to find their friend. Why? 'She said she can help us if we ever need it!'

Romance!

A poem of a shipwreck near the Northern Seas. The disaster was potentially survived by only two people - an elderly woman and a young girl - who later died from the frost and were attacked by bewildered crows.

Just in case you'd like a poem with a ton of very old and archaic English words. I've got you~~~

Raymond Patrick, a young man that left Oldham as a child, finally returned to his homeland to write a book about life in the countryside. One day when he heard the century-old legend of a woman named Serene, Ray starts to ponder more about it. Serene's story had aroused his curiosity, and that made him wonder if Serene really was the woman she was known for. For all he knew, whatever happened to Serene was witnessed by no one in this generation of Oldham's locals.

Genre: Non-Fiction. Summary: Hope this article helps aspiring poets to learn the basic ins and outs of archaic pronouns (thou, thee, thine, thy, thyself) and add some of that antiquarian (Shakespearean, Romantic, Victorian or Gothic) flair to their poems. Status: *Complete!* ✓

This sonnet is written in iambic pentameter, which is a traditional meter used in poetry. It speaks about the quest for knowledge and truth within oneself, the importance of understanding the meaning of life and the shortness of it. The sonnet encourages the reader to seek the truth within themselves and find the meaning of the life they live.