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“I really have no idea how I come up with it all. I guess I've been reading a lot . . .” ~Lilythorns










I really suck at conversation, don't I? I mean, my reply is the standard, typical, clueless, never-really-thought-about-it writer. But now, I'm thinking . . .
All my stories are connected in some way to my own life, the underlying theme a way to express myself. River of Blood and One of the Damned captured the essence of loneliness and utter isolation.
Sanctuary was about time limits, how sometimes, it can be too late and how you must act upon all opportunities. Necklace of Shadows was about uniformity and the need to be glamorous.











You know, you can do whatever you want in poetry and it can still make a splash, unlike other forms of literature. I've only started recently.
Invisibility of Fences is short and concise. It really is just skeleton, and not one of my better works of writing. This Key of Mine was also bare, with no flesh.
However, She Had a Chance really has it all. I really was in that mode when everything falls into place.
A Fork in the Road was the companion to She Had a Chance. I have to say, A Fork in the Road really was much more structured than its counterpart.
Sick, Twisted Game is the middlemen of the triplet of poems I wrote for the Odyssey 2012 Contest. It's lyrical, with two point of views, and explores Kaylin's past.











On Fanfiction.net, I am Dancing With the Rain
[link] Unfortunately, I can't log in that account because I forgot my password.
And you need your e-mail account for you to get your pasword back, right? Well, my Yahoo! account got deactivated because Yahoo! is a bitch that can't stand it if you don't go on your e-mail for longer than four months. It's why I have a GMail now.
Anyways, the stories I wrote there are mainly inspired from books I read, and random daydreams. And, in a stroke of luck to you readers, I have transported all my Fanfictions to this account, except for this one.
[link] It's too long.









