Historias de Elusion

Ivy has left the place she watched fall to the ground. But somehow, even the longest road can't take her away.

Poems that sit in the middle, between love and hate. "The opposite of hate is not love, it is indifference." -Elie Wiesel Is indifference a bad thing? Not having concern or interest? Not having strong opinion of hate or love? Well, I am indifferent, to such questions.

My momma always said, ""life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."--Forrest Gump These short stories and poems run the gamut from creamy sweetness to bittersweet darkness. Though a little warning, my tastes tend to favor more of the latter with the former as a refreshing treat every now and then. Please, go forth and sample the selection... --I, personally, find nothing wrong with my writing but there have been people who've criticized the "gruesomeness" and "horror" so bear that in mind as you click "start reading.".

A group of teens called "The Scarf" has been put in a strange forest together with other groups. The group who will "win" will be let to live in "paradise". However, they go through the edge of life and death. They have to "elude the labyrinth" (in easier terms, escape the maze). Will they escape? Or die, in the labyrinth?