histórias de Bereavement

a collection of poems in memory of my dad

If you could write about a boy who don't even like you back, what about a family member with a tail and fur that loves you even thou you're sometimes cracked? (Poems for all our dear late cats and dogs and birds that we loved more than we can ever imagined.)

Read and you will understand. © Collection of prose. There are quite dark/challenging emotional themes so approach with caution.

'From Tears to Verse' is a compilation of poetic works that delve into profound sorrow, capturing the sentiments and intense feelings stemming from bereavement. Each stanza showcases the transition of tears evolving into words of expression, forming a lamentation of grief, and casting shadows in the obscurity. It will give voice to the sorrow previously concealed in quietness, utilizing the artistic language of poetry.

⚠️⚠️WARNING - Suicidal thoughts and death. EXTREME ANGST⚠️⚠️After an horrific accident leaves one boy in a coma the other reminiscences about their time together hoping that the memories that he shares will bring them both back together. I don't own any of the artwork or characters. The images were taken off Pintrest

This is a story about the lowest part of my life and what happened to bring me to the light.

A collection of poetry written by me

I am taking a Creative Writing Diploma and my latest assessment came back and I'm quite pleased with the result. I'm posting the story here. Please let me know what you think. Before you read please be aware there are triggers for depression. Summary: Heather Wishart has just found out she is a widow. Her husband Corporal Colin Wishart was killed whilst on deployment to Afghanistan.

My current understanding of loss

When Noelle Fisher moves across the country to Sacramento, CA, she plans to make a new start and stay on the right path. Enter Charlie Hemmingway: musician, drug addict, and infamous troublemaker who sets his sights on the hot-tempered newcomer with a few secrets of her own. Will these two teens with checkered pasts and suitcases of baggage be each other's savior or demise?

A requiem, a poem, written many years ago, when I was but a wee boy, after the passing of a loved one, expressing my sorrow.

The snap was a devastating event wrecking the lives of many children but one child, in particular, was not accepting after losing her whole family to the snap a few weeks after losing her Dad. Her nephew like her is the only family member left so with her heart she vows to protect him. The orphans life will change however when she is adopted by none other than Natasha Romanoff aka the Black Widow her idol. Welcome to earth 20000 and on this earth, Natasha Romanoffs death wasn't in vain. Enjoy this thrilling, Rollercoaster of a ten chapter story ride.

What happens when our loved ones move on to Paradise? -A collection of short stories featuring family members who have left this Earth.

are you afraid?

It is a story about death and how we see ourselves projected in our surroundings, set one of those nights where nothing quite feels right.

A WIP for now!

A baby? On a battlefield? Marcus is a clerk in the Imperial army. When he finds an abandoned baby on a battlefield, he has no idea what to do with her. His best friend is no help; he thinks Marcus is a sucker for taking the kid in. The slave who ends up babysitting the child is no better; she thinks Marcus has ulterior motives - bad ones. Not only that, but two mysterious female assassins appear on the scene. Whether they intend to harm the baby or protect her, Marcus isn't sure. It doesn't help that the assassins have magical cloaks that allow them to turn into birds at any time. Marcus and his friends soon find themselves caught up in things they doesn't understand: the child has some connection to an ancient prophecy, one that could have implications for fate of the Empire itself.