Short Stories/One-shots
The Rabid Call
A one-shot. It focuses on two indivisuals and the anomisty which lies between them, inevitably "blowing up". General/Tradgey, rated T for sexual references, alcohol, death, and abuse. Rated T
Poetry
Tea Among The Corpses
A poem of a slightly different style and a part of my third book, Paradise. In this poem, the narrator compares the lives and deaths of two corpses, all the while trying to understand them. General, rated K+.
The Two Persephones
A longer poem that is in my third book, Paradise. The speaker is of a female voice, a mother's, who blames herself for her daughter's death. General/ Life/ Family, rated K+.
If
Not my ideal work and part of my unfinished fourth book, Psychology. The narrator of the poem muses the idea/life of a housewife. General/ Life, rated T.
Motherhood
In my fifth book, A Thousand Times Again, this poem explores the relationship between a mother and her child. The undertones imply that it could be an unwanted pregnancy. General/ Family, rated K+.
The Elephant
The Guru
Abandoned
An Alabama Summer
Abandoned. Henry Thrapper is a middle-aged over-seer at the local textile factory, then, one July night, a sixteen year old named Jessie trespasses on his land. This twenty chapter story focuses on the characters' growth through their hardships, forgotten pasts, decisions, and loves. General/ Romance/ Drama, rated M for language, prejudice acts, and M/M and F/M sexual relationships.
Completion
Abandoned. In New York, there are many couples, and even more with conflicts of their own. In this eleven chapter story, three couples meet at a popular artist's party and remerge as something better, new, or worse. Romance/ Drama, rated M for language and M/M, F/F, and F/M sexual relationships.
Eight Days without Sun
Abandoned. A collection of one-shots, mostly miscellaneous. There will be more information at the beginning of each story. Young Adult/General/Angst/Humor/Drama, rated M for language, mentions of suicide and self-mutilation, and future contents.
Update
Due to a virus my short stories have all been abandoned. I am in the process of regaining my old files. Until then, I shall post various one-shots and poetry occasionally. Thank you and I apologize for the inconvenience. I hope to have my files back in a month or two, however, I cannot say for sure if I will continue my previous projects. If I pick up "An Alabama Summer", it will most likely be revised and plot lines may change. Thank you.
A.W
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