Stories

Ray Bradbury was once quoted as saying it is impossible to write 365 bad stories. I have discovered that it is quite possible to write that many bad poems. However, in the heaps of bad poems I've written, there are a couple that are decent, and a couple more that tell a good story. Here they are.

Caitlyn has had an impact on me. I think her actions and influence could save some troubled lives.

An article discussing the fear and doubt in starting your own story, and finding a way to get past it to get those initial ideas out on paper

As doomed as he was beautiful, but how did a horse get there on that iceberg?

Timothy Anderson was kicked out of his home when he was sixteen after his parents found out he contracted HIV AIDs. In this short, 1,200-word vignette, we learn of Timothy's life, his future and, ultimately, his fate

What happens at the library is a bit frightening...

Last minute wedding doubts

The Dark Refractory is the key to unlocking memories long repressed. For Tenno, those memories rarely end happily.

A semi-true account of living with a chronic disease based on a prompt.

This was my attempt to partake in National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo). It has been an interesting experiment, I learned much but I didn't make it. The last week of the month has been too busy to write a poem a day. Anyway, I thought I use this collection to post the poems not belonging to a poetry prompt here from now on.