Stories

I work with words everyday and sometimes work takes a sit on the second (or third) row to let me play with words.

Here I will be sharing some of the results of my playing with words, some short and not so short poems I sort of compose in English.

I wish you enjoy them!

The story of Elijah and all of His peoples.

A hopefully growing collection of my own poetry

What happens if the mind is unwilling, yet the heart is open to the possibility of "What if?" What if one learns to give in to his fears, to his doubts, only to see that it is simply a step to knowing what love really means? This is a story of man, whose past and present collide, the power of his regrets and forgiveness, and his dreams of a life he hoped to have had, would only give him the courage to ask himself a question that opens the one truth that most of us do not ask...

A collection of poetry and essays by GA Authors to commemorate the loss of our forty-nine sisters and brothers on June 12, 2016.

Chance meetings can lead to casual affairs, but they can also start a slow unfolding of the heart. This happens to an American in Bali when a stranger shows him a thing or two.

**this story contains graphic sexual situations**

Hey there. I'm sure you want to know what this story is all about, so I'll tell you. It's a story about how my life was changed on that fateful day when Denn's Mobile Circus came to town. Yeah, I know. Unless it's Cirque du Soleil, nobody really cares about a circus. But trust and believe when I say that you haven't been to a circus quite like this before.

Interested?

Then step inside.

Young Tristan, sent to work for Lord William discovers much about life and love.

It is the summer of 1839. A 19-year-old boy sets out to be a man. He chooses the sea, or it chooses him, because it is a place where men who love as he does can escape society's pronouncements upon them. The boy unknowingly begins a classic hero's journey of self-discovery – travels 'there,' discovers his task is a deeply personal one, then returns 'home' to find home is not where he wants to be anymore.

No one ever said love couldn’t fall between the cracks. Two people meet by random chance online, and then in person. These fifty poems document the arc of a love affair from first contact to the budding of deep, mutual intimacy. However, one of them is not able to handle the feelings the other raises in him.