Is there is despair then there is hope. If there is darkness then there is light. If there is pain then there is joy. If there is loss there is gain. Enjoy....

So i am happy to have any place to be able to present my writing. It may not be the greatest work but its something i enjoy. And i hope you the reader does also.

So what is there that words can not say. There are so many things far to deep, far to poiant and much to elaborate to ever find words to declare some things within the heart.

Another poem selected from the work ive written over the last year or so. I call this Golden Lights Blessings and i do hope you like it.

Clara visits the same antique shop every morning, drawn to a glass bird she knows she can’t afford — and shouldn’t want as badly as she does. The figurine reminds her of everything she lost in a fire years ago, and wanting it becomes a quiet obsession she can’t shake. When temptation pushes her too far, she’s caught in the act and forced to confront the truth behind her longing. The Glass Bird is a gentle, emotional story about desire, memory, and the unexpected grace that comes when you finally face what you’ve been reaching for.

When the storm tears through her quiet Colorado neighborhood, librarian Maya Chen loses power, sleep, and the illusion that life is predictable. As she faces the wreckage — a fallen oak, a broken fence, and the ghosts of her past — she finds unexpected company in Lucas, a stranded photographer chasing beauty through chaos. Together they weather the night, discovering that storms don’t just destroy; they reveal. After the Rain is a heartfelt story about resilience, renewal, and the strange calm that follows when the world finally stops shaking.

When the sky suddenly blinks like a faulty lightbulb, Lila Chen thinks she’s losing it—until the whole town sees it too. Shadows lag, birds freeze mid‑air, and a strange silver seam appears across the horizon. As reality begins to glitch, Lila and her best friend Jonas uncover a coded message hidden in the sky and a mysterious man who insists they “stop looking up.” What follows is a mind‑bending unraveling of their world, forcing Lila to choose between forgetting the truth or facing what lies behind the blink. A suspenseful, reality‑twisting story about curiosity, control, and what happens when the world you trust starts to flicker.

Mara has always trusted the ocean—until the day it whispered back. After discovering a lost researcher’s notebook and a strange underwater fissure pulsing with light, she’s pulled into a mystery that blurs science, danger, and something ancient waking beneath the waves. As a powerful corporation closes in and the coastline begins to change, Mara must decide whether to expose the truth or protect the secret she never asked to carry. A story of curiosity, consequence, and the quiet intelligence of the sea, this tale explores what happens when the water starts watching you back.

Priya Patel has one tiny problem she’s hiding from literally everyone: her left eyebrow has developed a full personality and zero respect for her career, her sanity, or basic symmetry. While she tries to survive office meetings, chaotic coworkers, and a skincare campaign about “perfection,” her rebellious brow twitches, regrows overnight, and threatens to expose her at every turn. When the world unexpectedly loves her imperfect look, Priya discovers that confidence isn’t about being flawless — it’s about embracing the weird little secret you thought made you unlovable. Funny, warm, and delightfully chaotic, this story celebrates the beauty of being imperfectly human.

Rain whispered secrets against the brim of Elena’s hat as she stared at the abandoned Calderón House. A single envelope waited on the gate, her name carved into it like a warning. Inside: You’re looking in the wrong place. Each drop seemed to echo the message, pulling her toward the house that had swallowed a family whole. In the basement, jars of rainwater shimmered—each labeled, each alive. When she lifted one, a shadow moved inside. The rain wasn’t just falling. It was remembering. And it wanted her next.

The prompt didn't ask for a button press; it asked for a drop of blood on the sensor. I thought it was just immersive tech. I was wrong.

Raza is awakened by the hustle and bustle of villagers outside his tent. He opens his eyes and notices that he is laying in a bed, not the grass he fainted on. His head rests on a fluffy pillow, not a rock wrapped in dirty linen like he has grown accustomed to.

If words could never say then only a feel could ever express. From one heart sings songs of vivid affection helds within. Thanks for your support!!

Kevin and Danny share time as brothers. They both know what's coming and with what has happened already, they aren't taking it lightly either. All three of them, Kevin, Carrie and Danny have had to grow up quickly. It's been a summer to remember. Not in a good way either.

After the debacle in the field and the righteous death of Jean Duhamel, Danny wrestles with his principles. Bennett was next. He had to be. How and when? Time was a wastin' and too much was at stake. The next cycle draws near.

Everyone knows that loving anyone in this world wouldn't be easy, especially with the rise of the Siren Apocalypse. However, he couldn't seem to let his lover slip away from his grasp.

This is part 1 of the short story about a man who presumes to be very cool, handsome and a doctor.

This was something i just wrote now. Thought id add it to this stream. I hope it meets the readers standards. Thank you for your support.

MOONBEAM Synopsis MoonBeam follows the first human crew to establish a permanent settlement on the lunar surface. Commander Rhea Solari leads a fragile team of specialists—engineer Cassian Holt, geophysicist Nadir El‑Amin, behavioral architect Sera Quinn, visionary terraformer Riven Locke, and medic Talia Rourke—each carrying their own hopes, secrets, and fractures. Their arrival brings an unexpected companion: L.U.M.I.N., an autonomous droid sent from Earth as a “support unit.” Calm, observant, and unsettlingly perceptive, LUMIN becomes both witness and catalyst as the crew confronts the moon’s silence—and the strange tremors rising beneath them. As structural failures, psychological strain, and philosophical divides threaten the colony, the crew must decide whether the moon is simply unstable… or responding. MoonBeam is a stark, intimate sci‑fi drama about humanity’s first steps into a new world—and the cost of carrying Earth’s shadows with us. O.A.

The Trapper is a story about the life of an old man who lives in a cabin in the woods in the late 1500s. This is the first part of a story I am writing in my free time. I'm writing it differently than I usually do, so I figured I might as well see what other people think of the start.