Syllables Stories

Come talk to the one that you found strange... You will see he's normal.

The inspiration for this playful limerick came from the fun I had with the rhyme work in my limerick, A POET NAMED ANDREW, published recently when Andrew Green, the author of Margaret's Story, was learning to write his first tempoem. This limerick contains a simple, quite obvious message for those of you who might be learning to write limericks.

This is an extended haiku of my view of the current events in our world today. Basically saying that this world is getting worse and worse. I question if it can keep up with this, or if it will ever just end and start all over. And as for the bit about trolling, I personally find taking a very serious situation so lightly that you joke about it as a very terrible and hurtful thing to do. Makes you just as bad as the people who are serious about it.

Full of haikus

Edit: I'll mark this story as complete, but I may add more on a rare occasion. Imma write haikus about anything and everything because I feel like it. -May or may not include dumb things/weird writings. -May feature my oc's from time to time -May add more tags later...maybe. I dunno yet. (Cover made by me in Gacha Club.)

8 syllable short stories. {A syllable is a unit of organization for a sequence of speech sounds. For example, the word water is composed of two syllables: wa and ter.}

Just some simple haikus.

The first volume featuring six twisted tales of death, lies and insanity that will remind you never to trust the narrator again. Anna Was Perfect - A simple text message conversation on a group chat turns sour when one of them admits to murder. Blood Awareness - Jay learns to battle his crippling drug addiction whilst working at a slaughterhouse. Deaf Man's Anthem - Ethan has been deaf all his life. So why has he got a song stuck in his head? Famous Last Thoughts - Gilles wakes up a bad dream only to notice events from his everyday life mimicking his dream. Super Death - When supernatural forces threaten his town, CappioMan is forced to put aside his alcoholism and crippling depression in order to save the day. Seven Minutes More - The life of a curious young boy is relived from an unknown perspective.

A collection of poetry written in the the form of Haikus about a specific colors meaning. The title is Japanese for the word rainbow, however, I'm unsure if it's correct - let me know if it isn't. As well as each color being written in Japanese, each color corresponds with the meaning behind them.

Poem

" Death. I wasn't alive. My heart was beating on his lies. I longed a life, where I would be Alive, for the truth, in his lies." A few pages inspired from the Great Gatsby. 🏅 Ranked #4 in greatgatsby #1 in #amywinehouse of 90stories #1 in #Syllables of 56stories. # 25 in #ashes of 732stories #44 in #difficult of 1.98K stories

Our world is becoming more dangerous.

"Who would deny the longing stare on one's eyes when they gaze at you lovingly?" A book of poetries and poems.

The title should be enough, but basically it's a bunch off scentences or Poems with 10 syllables

: a concept

"death is not the greatest loss in life, the greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live"

This is so far my shortest extended Haiku describing an owl at night. The ending mentions a pen, and is being compared to the owl. The meaning of this is to point at the entire poem symbolizing that I, the author, have recently become a night worker, writing my works at night. Like the owl, my mind is a predator at night, looking for inspiration to write down on paper. Beautiful works, but also dangerously insightful, I suppose, is what I was getting at. But, really, that depends how you the reader feels about my works.