Disillusion mga kuwento

phrases, poems and a bit more

Just some short stories I wrote for fun. Be prepared for it to be a bit abstract.

A collection of rants, poems, dreams and thoughts about living with chronic illness and multiple mental disorders.

A collection of short poems, wherein the main "character" (if you can even refer to them as such) answers to the name of disillusion.

Set in 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis, a fourteen year old girl experiences the pains of growing up. When left on her own, what starts out as a glorious few days of independence ends up as being anything but.

This feels like a Lost Love, a story that was never ours to keep, maybe because it was Not a Love Story, maybe because we were just wanderers pretending we knew where we were going; and now I sit here, whispering "I Love You, but..." with No Idea how to let go, still asking myself, Like I Do?, wondering... If It's Over-or if it ever really began.

An old one written about the riots that happened across London and wider England in 2011.

Naruto was born with hair as fiery as him mother's and intelligence paralleling his father's. Will he use this to bring salvation of destruction to the world?

Han Roland had been a ferryman for almost two decades. He had been ferrying ships between galaxies for so long that he'd long lost any appreciation for the magic of the stars that danced around him everyday. His life was nothing but bitter, tedious reality that he'd grown awfully weary of. But then, one day, his ship ran aground, and on the icy rock of the forgotten planet he ended up stranded on, he found someone. Or perhaps he was something. The strange, white-haired foundling wasn't like any other person he'd ever known existed. For one, when he looked into his eyes, he could see actual constellations spinning around. In a world of harsh realities, the strange boy he'd discovered that day becomes a delirious fantasy that pushes the boundaries of his world, his beliefs, and his heart.

•• Words are the seedling that is watered with pains, joys, laughter, and tears, and lessons. With the roots set deep, they spring forth and out. These are my words... ••

2016 Caitlyn R. Costello All rights reserved cover by @-SCARLETWITCHES Kasie Sloan doesn't want to marry. What's worse, she's supposed to marry Blaine Morgan, a snarky asshole and a sexist. She is forced to give up on her longtime crush, Pierce, and now she's seeing him falling under the gorgeous Brooklynn's arms. All while she has to go on honeymoon with that snake... Is there a chance she can escape this awful fate, or will she also be asked to have a child with him?

In "The Nine to Five Dilemma," the monotony and disillusionment of working a daily office job are explored through vivid imagery and poignant observations. The poem reflects on the pressures of modern society and the sacrifices one must make in order to survive in a world of responsibility and ambition. Despite the societal expectations and rat race mentality, the speaker longs for something more exceptional and fulfilling, questioning the true value of conforming to the nine-to-five routine. This thought-provoking poem will resonate with anyone who has felt trapped by the daily grind and longed for a more creative and imaginative life.

In a war-torn land where a once-hopeful rebellion led by Kai Bin Luis secures the promise of freedom, power soon corrupts the very hero who fought for it. As Sabah gains independence from the Malaysian government, Kai's journey from resistance leader to tyrannical dictator unfolds, revealing the heartbreaking truth about how ideals can be destroyed by the weight of authority

It was those moments when he sighed, exasperated with the world, she understood him most. How was it that the two of them were trapped in a limbo wanting to escape and 'get on with it'? Neither of them knew what that 'it' they wanted so desperately was. The future for them was a place where all could be right again. The mundane of the present was driving them insane, and yet they strongly believed a place they hadn't even seen, couldn't even know, was better than where they were. ************ This is a story of friendship, love, and coming of age of two disillusioned souls, Gabriel and Zeina, who dream of a time untouched they can make their own.

An ongoing poetical work that I am working towards completing. Please, take time to read - comment - and anything else that is constructive, and beneficial to the work I have pitched to this website, and all whom frequent it with their cursors and clicks.

I see through the looking glass

A collection of poems I've written lately.

When you owe a debt to a mad man and as payment he asks you to listen to his story; do you dismiss his tragic tale or do you accept that everything you have known is a lie? Miriam must answer this question and uncover the heinous deeds that the Elders are hiding behind their telling of the build up to an event so devastating that only a fraction of humankind survived.

This is a collection of poetry I wrote when I was a teenager.