Tall, dark haired, stormy green eyes. I find myself falling deeper into them, getting lost every time. Lost in a field of green. Teeth white as snow, a smile that infectious but dangerous, dimples so deep I could fill them with water and never touch the bottom. What is it about those green eyes that gets me? Why can't I stop thinking of them? Staring at the ceiling, my thoughts haunt me. My music, my writing is the only thing I know. The words write themselves on a page, the notes flow through me with ease. How will I ever get out of this labyrinth? Theo is in a band. So is Collin. Many miles between them constantly changing. How can Theo battle her haunting past. Will she let Collin in? Will Collin stay closed off too? What happens when the worst part of someone is the only thing you can see? Fall in love, fall into the labyrinth.

A group of children wake up lost in a giant labyrinth. They don't know how they got there, or what place was it or what they were doing there, they just knew something was terribly wrong... They have to escape, while looking for clues to know the answers for their questions. Will they escape? Will they survive?

Sarah is abducted and Jareth is emotionally out of control. Sarah has to run from him in order to survive. The Labyrinth, Gaia, helps her escape. Sarah travels the Underground trying to avoid Jareth and finding a different path to finding love. Sexual Situations, Violence, Non/Con SW/OMC *****This is only my fanfiction and I take no credit. All credit goes to Jim Henson, because he and David Bowie were such awesome people.***** COMPLETE

Jareth is heartbroken after Sarah's cruel rejection of him, but the actions of a certain childhood friend are about to change his life drastically.

The Labyrinth of Life is a metaphorical representation of the journey of self-discovery, growth, and transformation that individuals embark upon as they navigate the complexities and challenges of life. It symbolizes the winding path that one takes through various experiences, relationships, and choices, leading to a deeper understanding of oneself and the world. Imagine a vast, intricate maze with multiple entrances, exits, and pathways. Each path represents a different aspect of life, such as: - Twists and turns: Unexpected events, challenges, and surprises - Dead ends: Obstacles, failures, and setbacks - Crossroads: Choices, decisions, and turning points - Reflections: Moments of introspection, self-awareness, and growth - Shadows: Fears, doubts, and uncertainties - Illuminations: Insights, epiphanies, and moments of clarity As one navigates the Labyrinth of Life, they encounter various symbols, archetypes, and guides that offer wisdom, guidance, and support. These may include: - The Minotaur: Representing the inner self, fears, and doubts - Ariadne's thread: Symbolizing intuition, guidance, and inner wisdom - The Sphinx: Emboding wisdom, knowledge, and mystery - The Guardian: Representing protection, support, and mentorship The Labyrinth of Life is a journey of: - Self-discovery: Uncovering one's passions, values, and purpose - Growth: Developing resilience, wisdom, and character - Transformation: Embracing change, letting go, and evolving - Illumination: Gaining insight, understanding, and clarity Ultimately, the Labyrinth of Life leads to the center, where one discovers their true essence, purpose, and potential. The journey is unique to each individual, and the path is filled with challenges, opportunities, and growth.

Beauty and the Beast meets the Labyrinth in the story of a woman lost and a man who couldn't care less. I made a slight mistake. And by slight, I mean an uncharacteristic lapse in judgement has landed me in a place that my rational mind cannot explain, and my body cannot escape. A land full of strange creatures and decaying landscape all ruled by quite possibly the rudest, most rotten person I've ever had the misfortune of meeting. Luckily, I'm a woman quite capable of adapting to my surroundings and I have no problem going toe to toe with my grumpy adversary. I might even turn this dismal place around if I'm here long enough. I wonder, though. For someone who insists he prefers a solitary existence, he sure seems to pop up to antagonize me often enough. Imagine my surprise to find the one person I wanted to avoid is the one I've come to crave more than life itself.

Ten years after that night in the Labyrinth, she has made amends to her fractured life. Or has she? When Sarah Williams talks to creatures in her mirror, she fears she has suffered a psychotic break. Little does she know, the Labyrinth- site of her greatest triumph- is on the brink of war. Can she will herself to go back there after her memories return, or will she leave the Goblin King to ultimate destruction? DISCLAIMER: I own nothing. All characters are property of the late Jim Henson and the Jim Henson Company. If you have no idea what Labyrinth is, watch the movie, read the book, and obsess with the only sane people on Earth. Welcome to the Underground. EDIT: this is super poorly done (I wrote it when I was thirteen). Just a fair warning.

A collection of the short stories I've written over the last year or two. From werewolves to fanfics. No rhyme or reason just what I felt like.