Demented mga kuwento

Family tradition lives on in this twisted tale of terror. Things take a turn but are they for the better or worse? Find out what happens as a new member of the family emerges.

Meet Thomas. His life seemed perfect until one day he gets in a tragic accident. He is taken to a local hospital where he thinks he will make a speedy recovery, but soon finds out that not every hospital wants to make you better. Some just want to test your sanity.

Just the things that come out of this dark, wicked, nightmare I call my mind.

My dark depressing poems

a deep dive into my mind because fuck all

ARTTTTT

Based on a plot suggestion of Steven King. She seemed like the perfect wife. She could have been a perfect mother. Wanda was neither of those two. She was something else. Well, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again.

❝we're all mad here ❞

Diving deep inside the mind of a Man gone Mad with rage. ***This is a true story of my childhood***

Play my tune to your wooden case.

As a fairy tale character, Cinderella has been mistaken for something she's not

"I need you to do a favor for me, Ebony." Princess Ebony of Absinthe has just been exiled from her land by none other than her own sister. Called the Macabre twins collectively, the two became enemies the moment her sister, Crimson, finally lost her mind. Now that the two have permanently separated each other, Ebony's fate is bound to take another course. When she is brought to the frozen wasteland palace where Absinthe and the other realms' Goddess resides, Ebony is sent to perform an impossible task: Find the Goddess's stolen heart, or all the realms will fall. Of course, Ebony isn't quite set on this task alone. She is forced to work with the Cruel Prince of Death and dark endings; the Goddess's very own right eye - whose impossibly beautiful face is unknown to all - except a select few, Ebony now being one of those. Will she be able to work together with the Prince and find the heart? Or will they fail and the realms will fall into a never-ending oblivion? Find out now in Demented - A Gothic Fairytale. This gorgeous cover was made by @reese_graphics ! The incredible banners were made by @WorksbyAmeliss ! Current Word Count: 42,904 words!! [AND 115 PAGES ON A GOOGLE DOC!!] [Exclusive to WATTPAD!!] [Fantasy, Thriller, Gothic/Steampunk, Romance]

Everyone who ever saw her thought she looked so innocent. Floral dress, flats and cute floral headband. But they didn't see the evil whizzing in her mind, the holes in her heart and the black of her soul. She was described as a flower. A demented flower. copyrights @ 2015. all rights reserved. jules f.

I thought they didn't exist. I thought they were all made up. I use to watch movies about them and get nightmares. And now I'm one of them.

[ mbs ]

Years ago, in a quiet suburban neighbor hood, a notorious serial killer was gunned down by police in the home of a family of four. By the time the police reached the house after a frantic girl calls 911, the serial killer has already slaughtered three of the four family members. The only remaining victim, an 8 year old girl named petunia, is left in a catatonic state due to the mental trauma caused by the ordeal. The girl is sent to a foster family and is visited by a psychologist every day to try and help her ease back into society and help her out of her trauma. Once the foster family is given petunia, they notice strange things happening. Things around petunia fly off walls. Strange fires start on the floor around her, and items shake violently. It's almost as if petunia has telekenetic powers. After a year, petunia starts walking again, and appears to have been taken out of her catatonic condition. She begins attending public school again, but, students in petunia's class begin to disappear and the teacher reports that petunia has violent tantrums in class and threatens the students' lives. Could it be possible that petunia id behind the disappearances? Is petunia more dangerous than she appears?

PSYCHOSIS is a compilation of poems with a manic-depressive theme. Warning: Some poems may contain imagery and language not suitable for young readers. (PG-16)