Exogenesis Stories

As the title says, these are poems that come from my favorite songs. They are NOT inspired. I actually looked at the lyrics and twisted them to make them more like poems. Most of these will probably be by My Chemical Romance, Muse and Falling in Reverse. I do not own the rights to the songs.

This is a Poetry based fanfiction that I wrote based on Muse's song "Exogenesis - Symphony" which is comprised of three parts, Pt 1: Overture, Pt 2: Cross-Pollination & Pt 3: Redemption. I have been meaning to write a story form of this song but I lost patience and inspiration with it, so instead I decided to write it in poetry form. In no way am I intending any copyright infringement, and if asked to remove it I will. P.S Cover image is taken from Muse.mu

Blood interests Diel the most but there came a challenger for her affection. He knows his ways with arrows but it craves to taste blood. Another character crossed their path, he's as mysterious as they are. Then... A crime shook their curiosity. In an academy they considered special to them, bloodshed unfolds. For strange personal reasons, a team was formed. A squad in search of the unknown. One is in three, three is in one. Will there be unity? Or chaos within tranquility? Who will it be?

The universe is ending. No, really-- not in a "the ice caps are melting way", but in a "the stars are exploding and space itself is basically glitching" way. And somehow, Chloe Hart, professional overachiever and part-time disaster got chosen to tell the entire planet. On live tv. With cameras. And sweating. Lots of sweating. The Exogenesis Anomaly is eating the universe like cosmic termites and the Global Space Agency wants every smart person on Earth to help to stop it. Which is great, except I'm not even sure I can stop my right leg to stop shaking while giving the speech, let alone literally stop the collapse of reality. Meanwhile, my bestie, Jude -- sarcastic, annoyingly handsome, who smells of sandalwood and good decisions -- has apparently decided to go and find Jesus for himself. Perfect. So now I'm juggling: *the end of everything *a global recruitment effort *my crippling stage fright *and a man who suddenly wants to talk about faith while the stars explode If the universe doesn't kill me, surely the emotional whiplash will. This book is a slow-burn, character-driven sci-fi about cosmic doom, unexpected faith, and the girl who is supposedly going to save humanity even though she can't save herself.