On admirable qualities

I can't judge. I understand why they do too. Our life is one weird life. It's screwed and skewed. Anything nasty and vial like our town should be judged. I want to get out, and give mom less worry. I just need sometime to figure where I'm going. . . . . Aubrey had lived in a weird place all her life. This small town was ruled by it's own president and it's own government. It may sound fun to other people but there are horrible beliefs. The girls are not allowed to talk until a man falls in love with them. The girls are not allowed to work, they must have three boys to travel out of town, and much more disturbing things. Aubrey is sick already, she doesn't understand why they even live this way. Now she's ready to break out the horrible life she had forcefully been put into. But how?

Deputy Marshall Billy Lawton is in the fight of his life and if he can survive his mind being torn apart by an unknown force he might just live through the day. But there are forces at work beyond his comprehension. His own decendent is slowly killing him from the future.

Created for the "End of the World" Contest

Cautionary Tales is a collection of 25 poems with a message in mind: if you're not careful, bad things can happen to you. The poems take a dark look at such varied subjects as picking your nose, baking bread, and touch-typing while wearing your girlfriend's basque. I hope you enjoy reading this collection as much as I enjoyed writing it.

There seems to be some sort of pattern in life that dictates of our fate or future if you like. For some lucky people the fates are kind. For others not so.