Disillusioned cerita

The truth is always a little further away than we think, but madness helps

Title: "Echoes" "Echoes" is a captivating poetry collection that delves into the depths of the human experience, weaving together themes of longing, love, disillusionment, and self-discovery. Through vivid imagery and lyrical language, each poem resonates with echoes of emotions and experiences, inviting readers on a journey of introspection and reflection.

A JESSICA DURU'S POEM

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

Many of my poems delves into the regret and reflection stemming from my poor life choices. It's an exploration of the lessons learned through missteps. English is not my first language so I'm really sorry for any possible mistakes.

A small collection of poems procured in between the ages of 16-19.

This evocative poem delves into the struggle of living with disillusionment and dissatisfaction. Through vivid imagery and introspective reflections, it explores the facade of outward appearances, the quest for genuine connection, and the profound impact of loneliness and internal conflict. A raw and honest portrayal of the complexities of modern existence, it captures the relentless pursuit of meaning and the poignant ache of unfulfilled desires.

In a world where cities appear to be utopian, there is a hidden darkness, a shadow cast by the dazzling light. It exists among the warehouses that border these cities, in the crumbling apartments that were abandoned years ago. It exists in the minds of those labeled as Latents. These Latents are the outcasts of society, hunted by those who fear their power. Cast from their homes, they take refuge in the abandoned slums, living each day in terror, loathing the abilities they were cursed with. Itzal knows this fear as well as any other Latent. Thrown from his home at the age of ten, Itzal has survived in the outskirts of Sola, using his ability to control shadows as a means of escape. But one can't run forever. After being defeated by a pair of hunters, Itzal is saved by a member of the Resistance, which he is soon dragged into. This group of Latents is determined to better the world for all of their kind. But as Itzal soon discovers, the Resistance's cause isn't as noble as it seems. This is the first book of the Fallacy series. I hope you enjoy! It is a work in progress, so I will be editing as I go. -=-=-=-Author's Note-=-=-=- I'd like to thank YourBestNightmare for this fantastic cover. I'd also like to thank the following artists for providing such amazing cover choices (you made it hard for me to choose xD): TURTLES2001 JaylaQuaaid Savaannnahhhh_ CorvusTenebrae BLUE_ROSE123 SharonRocks11 If you ever need a cover, be sure to check these amazing artists out! Also, I attempt to update this story fairly regularly (a first for me). You can pretty much expect a new chapter every three days. If I fail to do so... Well, blame school. xD

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

Being vulnerable is one of the scariest things any human being can do; to unfasten the armor reinforced by a lifetime of difficult lessons, strip down to nothing but the fine curves of one's existence, and bare the scars of the soul in the sincerity of light. And yet, as scary as it, here we are with the resolve that the best things in life are on the other side of fear.

Once upon a time

A piece of poetry that touches on the pain of growing up too early, guilt, and disillusionment.

A raw and honest exploration of heartbreak and the elusive search for "the one" amidst a sea of encounters. This poem lays bare the disillusionment and weariness of a soul searching for connection in a world of fleeting relationships.

What is the purpose of thought? Is truth discernible? Can life have meaning without an objective truth? What does this mean to the individual? Such questions are considered by Leon on his philosophical journey. Dispersed throughout this journey are interruptions that influence his thought, along with poetic illustrations of experiences that are common to all humanity.

A young girl, experiences the ways of every relatonship. Encountering every challenge.

Part IV in our continuing tradegy of terminal mal-content Earthbound Human. In this segment, EBH finally answers the nagging question as to whence he came to be on his tiny floating rock. I believe you'll find his answer interesting, if not sad.

a wry, hallucinatory novel about one man's misguided attempt to flee the wreckage of his life - and what he finds instead. Lodge Gratz has had enough. Orphaned, recently divorced, and quietly convinced he's dying of a slow, invisible illness he traces back to the dust of September 11th, Lodge does what any desperate, spiritually curious New Yorker might do: he buys a one-way ticket into the Amazon jungle. What follows is not a neat arc of healing, but a humid, often absurd plunge into ritual, ceremony, and the myth of reinvention. As Lodge stumbles barefoot through the unfamiliar terrain of ayahuasca retreats, silent guides, and his own crumbling psyche, he begins to confront the very thing he was trying to outrun: himself. Told in a voice that's as sharp as it is compassionate, Holidays, Travel, and Other Misconceptions explores how we project meaning onto holidays, travel, and transformation - and how those projections, shaped by personal trauma and cultural noise, often obscure the quieter truths hiding in plain sight. It's a story about grief disguised as escape, about the rituals we inherit and the ones we invent, and about what's left when the curated version of ourselves finally collapses.

During the carnival rehearsals, two young people from different worlds develop an intense connection. Between dance steps and charged moments, they realize there are barriers they can't ignore - and choices that could change everything. Will a five-year age gap really matter? New chapter every Tuesday at 10:00 AM (UTC+0).