This poem grapples with the complexities and contradictions of human emotions and relationships. It reflects on the profound and sometimes conflicting feelings that can arise, questioning how quickly emotions can change and the impact they have on our lives. The poem delves into the nature of pain, truth, and self-perception, exploring how these experiences shape our understanding of ourselves and others. It ultimately portrays a journey of introspection and self-awareness, capturing the tension between external perceptions and internal realities.

Story summary:

When a young girl named Madeline's entire family was brutally killed, it made the young, promising princess simply...snap. She hunts down and kills the murderer of her family, but there is absolutely no evidence other then her eye witness.

(And it is well known that her specific species more often then not will go insane after a death of a family member)

And only evidence she killed him, so she is taken into trial.

Madeline expects and even wishes to be executed, wanting to be with her family.

But things get turned on there head by the king's odd decision...where he chooses her unexpected fate.

To be his indentured servant.

Wow! I had this idea for a story a looong time ago, and it's one of my first ever story ideas! Unfortunately a lot of my old files sadly got deleted :( So now I'm re-writing it from scratch! It's really fun, and tbh I like this story a lot more now!!! All of the things I post for this particular story will be first drafts, because I wanted to see what everyone thought of this, then take everyone's opinions into consideration when I do the final draft!Edits/reviews are very, very welcome! :D

CHAPTER COMING SOON

Some thoughts.

A dream I had.

Some thoughts.

Some thoughts.

Short story.

Some thoughts.

The Magician, an insane super villain--or at least that's what she'd like to be called--is, in her mind, having another meaningless but exhilarating battle with the hero, The Mind Mover.

Until he reveals something she thought no one could ever know.

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