Ideation Stories

At 21, Isabelle "Belle" Dela Cruz lost everything in a car accident-her sight, her dreams, her will to live. Trapped in a mansion of silence, she believed she was nothing but a burden... until a stranger's voice broke through her darkness. Lucas saw her when no one else did. He described sunsets she couldn't see. He held her hand like she was made of stardust. He promised she'd see again. But his love came with a secret. And his goodbye... with a gift more painful than blindness. Now that Belle can see the world, her family, her future she discovers the truth: The eyes she looks through were his. The letters she cherished were lies. And the man she's been waiting for... has been gone all along. In a journey spanning continents and lifetimes, Belle must learn that healing isn't about forgetting it's about carrying love forward. With the help of a loyal assistant, a sister's secret, a quiet doctor who waits, and a little girl who sees with her heart, Belle transforms her grief into a global movement of hope. But the greatest miracle isn't sight. It's learning to love again not in spite of loss... but because of it.

My entry to the #StartWriting contest. A short story about exactly how I go about crafting worlds, situations, and characters.

the universality of loneliness can breech any and all barriers, and redefine a life. Written for English class based on the following prompt: "It came from the woods. Most strange things do."

ordinary things my pea brain can muster into existence and I invite you the reader into this world of blunderful disorderly low grade neuron s@#! we call the brain and thought into this world of supernatural events im not speaking of ghost (but who knows) im talking about SUPER natural things of this plant that may or may not be true with scientific thinking behind it i want to explore the universe in a way that challenges the thought i want to push a barrier of thinking that has never been done before if possible this work could be a complete failure or joke but being unfazed by other living organisms is the first step to great success without failure we will never triumph (work in progress)

A collection of poetry.

The way to freedom is harsh. Lying to yourself to please other will really hurt you the most. Always love yourself first before loving others, I don't mean to be selfish, just know when to say YES and NO. It maybe hard, but it won't harm you too much.

(2020) ⠀

This poem powerfully conveys the depths of emotional pain, focusing on themes of lost love, regret, depression, and suicidal ideation.

by Nathaniel Nicholls Book Description: A monster with borrowed memories. A priest with fading convictions. A final prayer whispered into the dark. Once a nameless creature feeding on the essence of others, the vampire known only by the voices it carries has lived by theft-stealing not blood, but personality, values, and virtue. Every stolen life grants it purpose, humanity, the illusion of being someone real. But nothing lasts. Morals decay. Empathy fades. Identity slips away like smoke. Now, with the last remnants of a good man dissolving inside him, the monster teeters on the edge-literally and spiritually-perched beneath a bridge, a prayer on its lips and a page in its hand. The man it consumed, Father Athanasius, was brave. Faithful. Principled. And as those stolen principles begin to rot, the monster must decide: Is a soul something you're born with-or something you choose? Haunting, poetic, and emotionally raw, On Borrowed Ethics is a literary horror novella about sin, forgiveness, and the terrifying hope that even monsters might find redemption. ⚠️ Content Warnings / Themes: This story contains mature and emotionally intense content, including: Swearing Suicidal ideation Self-sacrifice Death, guilt, and existential despair Religious imagery and themes (including Catholic confession, prayer, and theology) Violence and death (off-page and implied) Body horror and identity horror (off page but implied) Childhood trauma and references to orphans being preyed upon Psychological anguish, fragmentation of self, and grief This book is intended for mature readers who are comfortable engaging with dark emotional material, moral ambiguity, and questions of the soul.

I'm putting this here for fun. Also to keep track of my work, read it if you'd like. I don't mind, helpful criticism is appreciated

A raw and emotional poem exploring the depths of depression, feelings of worthlessness, and suicidal ideation. It delves into the pain of unmet expectations, loneliness, and the struggle to find meaning in life.

Death. Depression. Suicide. Love. Drugs.

Desires, however deep and painful it may be not to satisfy them, do they confer a right superior to those of the being who inflame them?

"The Weight and the Whisper" is a poem that delves into the depths of sadness and the overwhelming urge for escape. It explores the feeling of being burdened by the world, the seductive pull of despair, and the fragile yet persistent flicker of hope. Through vivid imagery and emotional language, the poem captures the struggle between darkness and light, emphasizing the importance of reaching out for help and finding strength in vulnerability. It serves as a reminder that even in the darkest moments, connection and healing are possible.

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