Author's e-books - Madness. Page - 1
Poems of darkness, lost love, betrayal, insanity, deception, death, and horror. All working together to create a book of pure agony. From as horrific a mind as a 16 year old may have, comes these tales of terrific sorrow and painful horror!
You are sitting at a café, it’s quiet. A late night storm howls outside and you’re glad for the mug clutched between your hands.
Beside you sits a hooded person who has just paused in talking. Rather impatiently, you glare at them as they take a long sip.
“Right,” they say slowly, lowering the mug. “Where was I? Oh yes.”
They smile and set their drink down. “I suppose what happens next starts in early July, the summer of 2014. It began with four boys, Kami, Satra, Ren and Terone. Like everything in life, their part began with a simple choice; in this case, helping out at a Mental Hospital. There they found a girl, Uta, and in helping her, they managed to help themselves. But with every word they spoke, they sentenced the normality of their lives to death.”
Poems of darkness, lost love, betrayal, insanity, deception, death, and horror. All working together to create a book of pure agony. From as horrific a mind as a 16 year old may have, comes these tales of terrific sorrow and painful horror!
You are sitting at a café, it’s quiet. A late night storm howls outside and you’re glad for the mug clutched between your hands.
Beside you sits a hooded person who has just paused in talking. Rather impatiently, you glare at them as they take a long sip.
“Right,” they say slowly, lowering the mug. “Where was I? Oh yes.”
They smile and set their drink down. “I suppose what happens next starts in early July, the summer of 2014. It began with four boys, Kami, Satra, Ren and Terone. Like everything in life, their part began with a simple choice; in this case, helping out at a Mental Hospital. There they found a girl, Uta, and in helping her, they managed to help themselves. But with every word they spoke, they sentenced the normality of their lives to death.”