A rather heavy, depressing poem I wrote a long time ago about an old man who lives alone by the sea.

How I thought Korea would look like at the age of nine.

My friend thought this was good... so I decided to ask you guys because I am not sure if I agree. So yeah. I do know that it's different! Read on!

...I’m the Silencer and you’re the Savior; we were born two of the most revered people in the world. We’ve got less than one year to prepare for the Awakening, and if your kind is too unprepared I will get no joy from the war." First Draft. Dark Intent

A companion piece to 'Notice Me'. His thoughts after She leaves, some answers to Her questions.

I’m sitting here, inhaling thick, smoky air. My surroundings are dense, murky, there’s a thumping in my head; it might be the bass. His music makes me think of dirty back alleys, treading dark streets where I can see my breath in the cold air ...

An idea that had come to me after dreaming a nightmare: Some choose to follow a path, creating their own damnation... even when acting upon good intentions.

She’s going to jump. The single thought screamed in his head. He would act on instinct to save her life, without considering the cruel price he would pay. Oneshot

A poem kind of on religion. You definitely won't like it.

Basically a poem about a woman being lured in by a vampire. It's a bit of a lighter view of what some call a dark thing.

I havent thought of a title of this yet but im working on it. This story is a very sad one but is very funny. It follows the life of a young girl when her grandfathers give her a gift.

When a Princess calls upon a young boy to go rescue her from the grasp of an evil man, young Kesket realizes his true destiny. He is no longer the young farm boy he was raised as. And when a huge power is put upon him, he is ready to face the evil.

When a young woman rescues a vampire, he is forever in her debt. But when she finds out who he truly is, her life is inevitably changed.