Step into a world where reality dissolves, and dreams weave themselves into existence. Lace of Midnight and Lightis a collection of surreal and otherworldly poetry, a journey through the veils of illusion and the vast expanse of the subconscious. Each poem is a whispered secret from the universe—soft echoes of forgotten memories, reflections in liquid moonlight, and the quiet hum of time unraveling.
Within these pages, midnight is not just an hour but a realm where shadows bloom, stardust lingers on the wind, and whispers of the unseen take form. This anthology invites you to drift through dreamscapes spun from silver and lace, where reality is but a flickering mirage and illusions become truth.
Let the night embrace you in its soft glow and lose yourself in the beauty of the in-between.
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This is a work of poetry inspired by surreal and dreamlike imagery. Any resemblance to actual persons, places, or events is purely coincidental. The content is intended for artistic and literary expression, and interpretations may vary from reader to reader.
Here are some short stories that I have written. I strongly believe that each of these stories will leave you a good impression like a tasty meal in a restaurant.
Thousands of years ago, the once great and powerful Kingdom of Solomon fell, sinking under the dunes of a vast desert and took with it a great many secrets. One secret, however, has now been discovered: The Tree of Life, said to grant anyone who eats of it's fruit immortality. Joseph, a pilot and scout in the Empire of Parsha is sent into the desert to ascertain its location and retrieve a peice of the fruit.
All I know is toil and work and rice and beans and saying goodbye to loved ones too early. All I have is a family made up of broken people and a community paved with broken streets. All we have is stories and hope and the Lifemaker and each other. All they want from us is the sweat off our backs.
But on one night I have a dream. On one afternoon a child commits a crime. On one dawn the world starts turning towards a new day and the gods are closer than we ever knew them to be.