Lament Stories

Poems of inner screams and silent laments of the living world. Walking alive with a graveyard within, carrying the unspoken sorrow of existence. Walking through the living Inner undead feelings Willing to keep going My feet like boulders My vision is grey Yet outside is sunny When I look at you Is why I keep going

Poems about the world.

「not important」

The former leader of the caterpie (I hate you) wakes up in a battlefield (Like with Charmander) where he faces all his former soldiers in the climax, the final "enemy" is someone unexpected or rather expected.

>kiedy nuda wejdzie za mocno :)

"one must know true misery in order to exist rightfully." ••• a collection of poems written by me on suffering, loneliness, hope, grief, anger, in other words, life itself.

Is everything we know but a sad, empty mystery? (Response to the poem Sunkissed Sadness, by another Wattpad writer.) "An unexamined life is not worth living." -Socrates

A collection of spontaneous verses, each page crafted in the heat of the moment ~ a book of poems from a girl's room to your heart.

Some teenagers penning down their deepest darkest thoughts that no one would ever hear ~Manuscriptor_General 🪄

In my process of writing and illustrating comic books, sometimes I get the urge to write out and share a beautiful scene that I just feel with in my heart and this will be a collection of these things. Nothing will be planned to correlate tho I can't garuntee at some time or another I'm reinspired to continue or re-write a scene or two.

Poems, songs, and short stories that give you a little glimpse of me.

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what troubles you, my dear? - a diary of my life.

This book explores the world the Bible assumes is real. Not a modern reconstruction. Not an argument with science. Not an attempt to make Scripture safe or familiar. Through Scripture alone, these chapters trace a biblical worldview in which heaven is near, creation responds, prayer is spatial, silence is terrifying, idols fracture reality, lament protests faithfully, judgment restores order, and new creation is not escape but renewal. Each chapter stands on its own, forming a coherent vision of a cosmos that listens, resists, and awaits restoration. This is not a book of answers. It is a book of orientation. Read slowly. Let the strangeness remain. And consider what changes when the Bible is allowed to describe the world on its own terms.

The passion and venom that leaks out of every word you carved into my skin sends chills of excitement down my spine... A collection of poetry.

Inspired by writings from authors such as Walt Whitman and Frederick Douglass.