Pessimism Stories

A shriek in the night, a lightning strike and lost of sight, a guest here wakes up in the bed, and somewhere, somebody, is dead. The fifty tenants gradually wake to panic and disorder at the Black Estate-and gather around the dining room, where Delilah Black has met his doom. Hushed whispers, faces turned, a rumbling suspension-natural death or a deadly disposition? Whose hands has enacted Black's final fate? Who forced the living to abdicate? Was it the widow-are those tears of joy? Or the disgruntled maid in Black's employ? "The jealous friend!" One supplies. "The reckless teen!" The voices rise. "No, the man who sought fortune and fame! He's the one-" "Enough! She's the one to blame for Black's demise!" The doctor sighs, and rises with a dark display, "The man has died from foul play. Fifty guests and one attack-we must decide who killed Delilah Black." ¿ Award: 3rd place in short story 2020 Seasonal Awards (1st addition)

Hi! My name is Overthinker and these are my thoughts. CAUTION! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Personal and collective thoughts on life, politics and human nature, our minds, dynamics and nature itself.

A series of directions and decisions we choose to take and follow blindly which sometimes take you to the highest heights of light and mostly to the lowest lows of dark, eventually will drain all the energy from you, kill your inner and take you far away to an unknown destination pulling you out from the rest of the world and you will feel alone, unsatisfied and yes then you wish hard to be yourself again, the one you used to be, the one that was satisfied, happy and optimist and wasn't forlorn. So just open the curtains little bit. This is note to self.

A skeptical student who happens to be very pessimist as to the way traditional schooling has become finds himself struck this year due to the appearance of a bipolar-stricken teacher who handles his life and classrooms in an acutely bizarre ways. A teacher who has lost touch with reality might be perceived as a savior for those who are skeptical...

Just some poems overflowing in negativity.

In which there is a debate between an optimist and a pessimist. If you don't know what either means, don't be embarrassed. An optimist always thinks that the world is full of hope. The pessimist will just shake his head and say, "Nope". So do you think it's right to believe everything is great every day? Or see that everything is more worse than the next in every single way? A poem submitted for the Everything is Awesome Scholarship Slam 2015.

A small collection of short mood pieces.

HEY! JUST A TEENAGE GIRL WHO STARTED WRITING POETRIES 🤎 HOPE YOU WILL LIKE IT 😻

Kaydee Elaine , a normal girl... However others disagree. Shes an intelligent student at heworth high, but its not all good for Kaydee , with a horrible life at home , she thinks she can escape her home life for at least six hours by going to school , but its just as bad there.. -----------------------------------/ 'I look at things from different perspectives and angles than what everyone else does, there's more to things than what meets the eye. Much more. Take for example , a tree.. People would look at That and say 'oh yeah , whatever a tree' I say otherwise, its filled with life, people just dont see its beauty and grace, its truly unique and beautiful , it has a past , its a home , it provides us things. But it gets chopped down. Just. Like. me.'

The kind of ideas you get when you wake up at midnight

Winston hill, who grew up in an abusive home, found out that his father had a disease. His father put him in the basement because he felt happy to hear the news. Everyday, his living conditions get worse and worse and he shares the experiences he is having. One good person in his life is his sister Gretta who lives a much better life than him. Winston wants to figure out why he is being treated so horribily compared to his privileged sister.

A collection of poems I have written about sorrow, sadness, despair, and pain. The persona may be a sadist or a masochist. "I was left with numbered days, all the sacrifices made were forgotten, and so I accepted my helpless fate." -Gave It All, Left With Nothing, Janus Auzk. "The blade hidden under my pillow, coated with dried blood which never seem to go away, just like the pain I'm going through now, and the scars stretched along my skin." -Paper Cut, Janus Auzk. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED® COPYRIGHT© JANUS AUZK #MyYouth

When overworked agent Emily scores the impossible ( a VIP suite at a seven-star Dubai hotel ) she thinks her life has hit the jackpot. But her dream vacation takes an unexpected turn when she's mistaken for the date of billionaire playboy, Rafiq Al-Nasser. Rafiq's brother, the stern and serious Karim, suspects Emily is a gold-digger. As Emily fights to prove her innocence, sparks ignite between her and Karim. Meanwhile, Rafiq discovers he's more enamored with the genuine Emily than any of his usual conquests. In a world where appearances can be deceiving, can Emily find happily ever after with the billionaire no one expects?

Galsten, Somewhere. Living here for a few years now, 21 year old Scott is a shut-in; a NEET. On one average winter day, a mysterious person only known as "K" contacts him with the intent of exposing his secret; the fact that he's behind a successful blog. "K" proves to only want to "save him" from his doom. Is it worth it? Comedy tinged yet depressing light novel that deals with issues such as anxiety, depression, friendship, escapism. The tone is intentionally minimalist, it is, after all, composed only of Scott's average thoughts.