Mourner Stories

♡𝐆𝐫𝐮𝐦𝐩𝐲 𝐱 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐞♡ (𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝟏 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬) Serenity Siren Sinner is a 22 year old kind-hearted, soft, and beautiful girl with a sassy side who believes life is a gift from God and is worthy to be prayed for. She is a lover of peace and believes that a person can change. A person can be the best version of themselves only if they believe it. Sorian Sivan Saint-Pierre is a 24 year old who grew up with so much pain along with his brother. He carries a dark aura around him and is antisocial. He always has the same serious and stoic facial expression. His family may be called the Saints, but only if you knew how their secrets make them far from what people make them out to be. Where there are Saints, there are Sinners, like two lovers that can't live without with each other. This is a story about two very different people coming together and making something beautiful out of it. ☀︎𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐛𝐬𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐲 𝐧𝐨 𝐬𝐦𝐮𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤.

Highschool student Souma Ayato never felt the need to know his older sister Saeko. When she suddenly dies in a road accident, everyone suggests he forgets the incident. Everyone, except his mysterious classmate Hikari Shimizu, who claims to know Saeko better than anyone else. The two boys decide to team up and fulfil all her last wishes.

I think this is my 22nd or 23rd collection...I don't know...I lost track hahaha so now that that's out of the way, my Black Veil Brides obsession can start to come into full swing...enjoy my precious children haha...

An new boy walks into the school and turns my head but I have a boyfriend, that doesn't care one bit for me. After my dads divorce, I don't have time for the mystery guy but he was perfect. I can't help but think is this all real?

It's been two years since the wars ended, since Humanity was restored. And since that day... ...nothing has been the same. It's been 6 months since he disappeared. They'd searched, and searched, and searched, and still no trace of him. They've hardly slept, hardly eaten. They're falling apart. Will they be able to pick up the pieces? I said the Wild Ones series was finished, but a lot of you seem excited that I could one day make another one, and I was sitting around in class the other day and had an idea I hadn't tried yet, so here we are. One final book. I hope you guys really enjoy it, and other potential works I have in store. :)

After French vocalist Blanche Monet's younger sister Esmeralda dies, she falls into a deep despairing depression. In comes Eon Kurogane, a talented Japanese pianist who is a fan of Blanche and comes into her life with the hopes of helping her move on with her life after Esme's death. Between the difficulties of life and death; singing and playing the piano; disabilites; and Fate and Misery, will Blanche see past her despair-tinted glasses?

Dr. Bernard Cole is dead. And his memorial was full of those who were helped by his work. But Dr. Cole's life wasn't always one of helping others. A certain moment in his life ensured that at his funeral, he wouldn't be buried alone. And that moment affected one other person as much as it did Dr. Cole. His protege and the new head of The Sarieah Institute Of Science: Doctor tracey Greenfield.

There was a girl. Her name was Daisy, but to me she was crazyassbitch52. She had a hard life. And in the end, it was all too much, and I wasn't there for her when she needed me most. She's gone now, hopefully at peace. But that leaves me to try to piece together the shattered pieces of her life. To try to mend my shattered heart, to try to understand with my shattered mind.

A collection of poems with the same theme: death. These poems are very personal, written by me in times of mourning over my dead family members. I'm publishing them here in hopes of improving my poetry through your critiques, thoughts and feelings! I'm not the best, so any feedback is greatly appreciated! My goal is to maybe publish these professionally someday. I also hope these poems touch at least one soul who is going through a rough patch. You're not alone, and your feelings are valid. Happy (sad) reading!

A mini prologue that will probably go nowhere, but we'll see. This follows Michael Afton after his little brother's death.

I'm just an anonymous girl questioning the "Art of Grieving"

It is a short poem of sorts. Something I felt out of losing a close friend. I wish all those who read and understand to be helped by it or find joy and acceptance.

"There were two women, each taking possession of her portion of the chapel just as though stakes had been laid, seemingly unmindful of each other, yet revealing by this studied disregard that each was very much aware of the other." --- "The Chieftest Mourner" by Aida Rivera-Ford.

The life of a young girl is changed forever when a terrible car accident takes her family's life. Threw many changes she now has to suffer threw depresion a new life, new town new school and a boy like no other who many miss judged

TW: mentions of suicide, depression, grief. A friend has been lost. A note on the impact of suicide on those you love. This is not a happy story. If you feel like you cannot live any longer for yourself, live for those that care about you. Even if you don't believe it, there is always someone who loves you. If you need someone, I'll care about you.

Since that dreadful day, where the world turned on me, I could barely survive. Without my sister I didn't know my plan in life, she was an essential part of me. But because of a stupid disease which rhymed with answer, all of the happiness i had was drained out of me.

Maria has lost her dad, and her world is shattered. This short memoir traces her journey as she uncovers the notes and scribbles left behind by him, revealing the intricate layers of his personality through the medium of language. In this exploration, I've drawn on strands of post-structuralist philosophical thought to illuminate the narrative. It's best to approach this piece as experimental that defies categorisation, where autobiography blends with philosophy and literature.

Give me a shot! My poetry

A letter to the one who remains, even in absence. A poignant exploration of the human heart, in all its complexity and vulnerability. A heartfelt and deeply personal ode to the fragility and beauty of love. With vivid imagery and emotional candor, this poem navigates the pain of goodbye, the comfort of shared identity, and the enduring bond between two souls.