Lostindarkness Stories

Have you ever felt like giving up? You just wanna go away and forget about everything and everyone? I've been their it was great I wish I could go back and get lost in darkness all over again!

"People think the devil is the source of all evil... but what if the devil was born among us? Not from fire - but from a mother who died giving birth to him, and a father who saw him only as a curse. A child who never knew love, only insults, pain, and silence. But when that child runs away from his personal hell, he doesn't find light. He begins a new path... one darker than anything the devil himself could imagine."

Dark Poet, Suicidal, Lost In Thought, Lost In Translation. Bunch oh poet that tell about pain he/she doesn't matter careful about what ur about to read warning Someone need to tell it Someone need to told it Someone need to be open about it So someone realize that they're not alone All About Pain Cautious WARNING This poetry contains sensitive topic suck as suicide and depression

Ahriman is lost in this world of survival, alone with nothing but herself. That is untill the day she finds her lost best friend Ahuizotl, and her hopes rise. All too fast they vanish again as she is tormented by his pack, and the ones who destroyed her past. What will come of Ahriman, and what will happen next? Author and Illustrater C ClingermanH Book 1, Lost In Darkness series, ClingermanH

*"The year Helena was born, 1823."* Helena was born in the town of Molkie and was considered cursed by her mother, Pamela, from the very moment she came into the world. Her red hair and her stutter, which appeared over time, were enough for Pamela to see her as a bad omen. This fear did not only distance Pamela from her daughter; it darkened her heart enough to make her try to convince her husband to kill Helena. When Jahson refused, Pamela left the house, leaving Helena alone with her father. Jahson worked in the Iron Forge to keep his daughter alive; he took Helena as his apprentice and became both mother and father to her. Despite poverty and loneliness, Helena grew up quietly by her father's side. However, fifteen years later, Jahson's sudden death from a heart attack completely shattered Helena's world. By that time, Pamela had remarried. When she learned of Jahson's death, she took Helena into her home, but this was not an act of love-it was a hidden punishment. In her mother's house, Helena was no longer a daughter, but a servant. For years, she endured insults, humiliation, and silent cruelty, learning to live with pain that pierced her heart every single day. She had nowhere to go and no one to hold on to. Yet even in the deepest darkness, something refused to fade. Every pain Helena endured awakened a hidden power within her, quietly shaping her destiny. And on a day she could not yet imagine, a light would rise from that darkness and change Helena's life forever.