Gothicpoetry Stories

These are the catacombs wherein my deepest fantasies, darkest fears, and every carefully crafted facade have been entombed. Here my soul lies, stripped bare before you. Tread gently, tread fearlessly, and enter with your eyes forever open.

A collection of poems recently written- some for entertainment, some for classes.

Poetry from 2021-2022

Just my shitty poetry collection.

Poems/songs that will fit with people going through or my pain( for the record I don't need people actually commiting su!c!de just because of my writing , my writing will be based on pain and suffering as well as hope * like ying yang*)

Everything that washes up on shore is already dead. You know better than to wonder why.

The Birthday Massacre 1. Nothing and Nowhere 2. Violet 3. Walking With Strangers 4. Looking Glass 5. Pins and Needles 6. Imaginary Monsters 7. Hide and Seek 8. Superstition 9. Imagica 10. Under Your Spell

My poetry

The brainchild of a dark winter's night. My darkest thoughts on death and morality recovered, compiled and translated into verse. Somewhat grim, infinitely deep and plenty of meaningful symbolism.

The sky wept as angels fell, And heaven was never the same since then. -JS Fabregas (A collection of poetry and prose inspired by the fallen celestial beings and objects with dark fantasy theme and gothic elements)

random poetry I'll write on a whim or while sleep deprived

assorted stories I've written, whether on a whim, for myself, or for creative writing class

A collection of poetry about death, sorrow, intense emotions and my own personal feelings about the world around me

Some poetry that is relatable and will help you through hard times of your own.

Briefly, a stepdad drives his son insane. Many with daddy issues may relate.

Dive into the 7 deadly sins through poetry, where mirrors, crowns and illusions reveal the fragility of human vice. Each sin has been brought to life with imagery, morality and reflection. reflections, illusions and moral truth woven in verse.

"I never thought a ship would be an omen of my death." -- Macabre Mortem prompt #3.

Helloo!! This is my second poem im gonna post heree (image isnt mine i found it on pinterest) Have a good day!!

Velvet Ballroom was the very first poem I had accepted by Poetry, Australia published in the Winter Edition 1991. I saw the guy I wrote about a few years later at a Gay Nightclub with his boyfriend! No wonder I was attracted to him as I was out by then too. Still to this day he has no idea I wrote a poem about him, let alone had it published by a literary journal. Shush, let's keep it between us.