Stream-of-consciousness Stories

Here I sit playing Solitaire. Welcome to an ongoing collection of my life and perspective. People say I write poetry, but I much prefer the, "stream-of-consciousnes...

"Identification, Please" is a sharp, darkly humorous glimpse into the life of Shelby Anderson, a Southern woman navigating the murky waters of Washington, D.C...

Why do escape?

I don't know

What do you do when u can't let go of the protecting online arms? Will u fight through sharp shards and stay honest or will u give people your made up version, just for...

An all-out rant against the universe and beyond.

A journey through narcissistic abuse based on the major arcana.

A collection of short storys exploring unhealthy relationships

A crazy teenager's stream of consciousness influenced by my interests and life. This is an actual and indeliberate thought madness with raw emotion, written at an unholy...

Just some of the things I write in my notes. Every chapter is disconnected from the others.

short story about anxiety i think

what do you think about during the day?

"I cannot help but long for you, even yearn for you. Every day I am haunted by the reminder that I do not have you. Yet my soul calls your name, even though my mind...

This short story is written from a townspersons point of view of a willow tree.

The words of a man who never expressed his love.

Everyone gets the feeling of emptiness at some point in their lives no matter how successful they are. This is a compilation of four slice-of-life stories, which revolve...

"We all left the scene of the crime, committed by death, with stony faces. Every man glancing at another, before withdrawing into our individual abode of thoughts t...

Slice of life/stream of conciousness. This was just a spurt of creativity, mixed with madness, and sprinkled with my weird style. Hope you enjoy.

It's just poetry that im trying out, usually just what is on my mind at the moment! I hope you enjoy!

A hateful Michael leaves his house with murder in his mind, on the street, he encounters a strangely friendly old man, who seems oddly familiar