Cthulhu Mythos poem.

Demonology poem.

Demonology poem.

Magic poem.

Content Warning: This story contains offensive language, cursing, vulgarity, and scenes of brutality and mature acts. Reader discretion is advised.

In a world where reality blurs at the edges, Rohan finds himself bound to the enigmatic moon goddess, Manat. With whispers of destiny guiding his steps, he embarks on an extraordinary journey through realms unknown. Alongside his loyal companion, V, Rohan delves into a landscape of secrets and intrigue, where the lines between light and shadow blur.

As he uncovers hidden truths and confronts formidable challenges, Rohan grapples with the mysteries of his connection to the celestial realm. In a quest for answers, he navigates a modern labyrinth of intrigue and danger, where every step brings him closer to uncovering the truth behind the lunar nexus.

Cthulhu Mythos poem.

Among the five princesses of Kinguin, four are known, one is forgotten. Hence, the magistrate (Ober Vanderhawk) set his moment on the coming traditional festival. Aiming to give the princesses a chance to take the podium and be recognized for the title of Mayfairy.

> Will be updated daily

> First draft is in progress so expect terrible grammar, or spelling lol

> Currently editing

> Not Indicative of the final product!

>If you want to read the final, quality version, then wait within / after May 2024 :D

Decay Within: A Short Tale of Internal Struggles (Inspired off of events from my real life)

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Characters from the Transamagei universe live their own lives in this compilation of stories through their eyes.

Each story has the name of the character the POV is from.

All of my contest entries I have done for various competitions across Penana.

Each will be an issue on thier own, with awards won.

These are merely a small collection of poems with dark themes because sometimes you have to play in the dark to find the light. A lot of my poems are based on stories from my childhood as I grew up with a lot of death and misery. A lot of my poetry doesn't adhere to the normal flow and rhyming it is free flow or what I like to call broken. So some people will like it and others will not. I just write as I think of it, I guess.