Cemetery Stories

A collection of stand alone poems.

Marie wanted to be as good as her mother wanted. Since her older brother was diagnosed with autism, she is considered the family's "normal" child. She thus feels she must be perfect in every way, which soon turns out to be a haunting task. Desperate for love and to make sense of her mother's contradictory behaviors and spiritual changes (from her mother's infidelities and alcoholism to a strict religious cult, and back again), Marie starts a friendship with a make belief friend, Ana. Ana is beautiful, loving, all-knowing and lives in an older version of Marie's house. Ana is the best friend one could hope for...that is until she encourages you to pursue a life threatening path. A book loosely based on my life: my relationship with my mother, my father, my autistic brother and my sister; my life in a cult; and my battle with anorexia. Nevertheless, this book is a work of fiction (imaginary friend, haunted house, mystical creatures, paranormal, etc).

Elly decides to visit the town of Sepulcrum when she hears about the murder of her ex-boyfriend, who had moved to Sepulcrum in recent years. As Elly explores the town, she is haunted by the lingering feeling that something is not quite right with the people of Sepulcrum. Old cases arise and the difference between Elly's ex's murder and the recent town suicides become unclear. Is it possible that the youth of Sepulcrum are under the affects of a suicidal drug? Was Nathan (Elly's ex) really murdered or was his death just a suicide made to look like a murder? The deeper Elly gets into the town's business, the more her past and present collide and Elly finds herself filled with regret, but of what?

In London, England, 1822, twelve year old Simon heads to the haunted Mist Gate. A place where Vampires dwell. The first book in a new YA gothic historical horror saga by the author of "Camp of Legend"; "Woodsgirl"; "Darkness in the Cemetery"; and "Wolf Night".

Harry's hands are shaking as he dials the number on his telephone. The coiling white wire is slipping off of the nightstand, right next to the bottle of empty pills. What had he done?

Anna went to the cemetery every day - not because she wanted to, but because there was nowhere else to go. Home was a war zone. School was worse. The cemetery was quiet. Then he showed up and made himself at home in the one place she had. She was furious. Then she got used to him. Then she started counting the hours until she'd see him again. She fell for him - hard, for the first time, for someone who actually looked at her. Who knew her name and used it. Who kept showing up. Then he vanished. And what she found out was something no one could have prepared her for. But it was also the thing that changed everything.

WANRING THIS STORY CONTIANS TOPICS OF: death and drowning!!!! This story is about how a child lost their mom.. One day she visited the "haunted" grave yard where her mothers grave is....

Coimetrophobia. Google says that it's a fear of cemeteries. Well, I say that it's a fear of not only cemeteries but also the memories that it holds. But then most people actually fear the reason why they're there- people like me. The pain. The loss. The cold. The shadows. Everyone's afraid of something. For me, it just happens to be this...

The town of Jerusalem's Lot is overrun by bloodthirsty Vampires. And, as more were turned in 'Salem's Lot, (the town nearby in Maine), by Richard Straker, and the Master, the ghosts of writer Ben Mears, still haunts the town four decades before... ...And, now, another man, Robert Harding, 40, a writer of folklore and the supernatural, attempts to exorcise the towns from the Undead, before more Vampires roam free from their unearthly coffins. The sequel to Stephen King's 'Salem's Lot' and Jerusalem's Lot by Robert Helliger, that takes the Vampire novel into the darkness of the soul...and leaves your blood run cold. Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, some coarse language, and strong, adult themes, supernatural themes. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER. FOR STEPHEN KING, TABITHA KING, AND TOBE HOOPER.

A teenage girl named Anthea Hargreaves ventures into a cemetery with her friends but does not expect what happens after (slow updates)

"You talk too much." he said. What? I opened my mouth to give him some sarcastic retort but he squeezed my jaw warning me to stay silent. "You talk too much. You cause fights everywhere you go. You're just downright a fucking infuriating person." he stated. What is this? Is he just listing all my flaws? After he kissed the hell out of me? "Infuriating. But these lips of yours. I find myself obsessed with them, Catherine. Which is also... Fucking Infuriating." !!! WARNING!!! Mature content includes: Graphic violence Sex Depression Abuse This is a dark tale where both main characters have a traumatic back story, but their love will be each other's light. Read with caution and please.... Enjoy

Dead people are cool 😎.

Deep down in the Empty Wood, there is a cemetery. Not the kind built by humans.

The title says it all. I tell my story with gifs, happiness and grammatical errors. I happened to mention this in a comment on a book, and people really wanted me to elaborate, so I have. Bless your souls. More of myself has been put into this than I would like.

the story of two depressed teenagers who feel in love with eachother's mistakes. She loved poetry and cemeteries. He loved drugs and alcohol. She loved the quiet of death. He loved noisy parties. tw: suicide, drugs, addiction.

Uprostřed města stojí hřbitov, kde nikdo nebyl pohřben, ale i přesto tam je mnoho náhrobků. Povídá se, že kdokoliv na něj vstoupil, tak zmizel a ihned se objevil nový náhrobek, na kterém byl tento člověk napsán. Avšak, kam tito lidé mizí? Co je to za hřbitov? Dozvíte se...

Hope that you'll like my story ! Big kisses

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Bio; on a normal Halloween eve, a young boy,by the name of Evan, gets the spooky idea of visiting the gravestone park, also known as the the dead mans walk,cemetery. What happens next will send shivers down your spine.

Just because it's over doesn't mean it's over.