This is something I wrote about the complexities of death and the afterlife, I struggle to cope with loss, it's quite confusing, this is one of likely many poems that i will write about my pain and confusion surrounding death and loss

This includes mentions of SH, Blades, and Blood please do not read if you are easily triggered by these things!! You are warned!

I’m better without you, I know it. But with having a maker, I can’t show it. You can’t fold it, and I can’t touch it. It’s feverishly driven you mad that another man may dethrone you, before the clock ends. And I’m just wild for believing it.

There are many things to do in your free time including crafts, reading and learning new skills. There should be something to work on in your free time to engage with the day.

Amidst a world eternally fixated on achieving something close to immaculate, this work examines the opportunity lying within actually being imperfect – the harsh truths and the beauty that flows from the more rigid areas of life. This is a vivid reflection on the importance of our battles, the reason compassionate tales must be expressed, and how Ink & Iron serves precisely that purpose.

In a world that constantly pushes us toward achievement and action, we often forget to pause and ask one of the most powerful questions: Why? Knowing “the why” behind what you do—your actions, goals, and beliefs—is more than just helpful. It’s transformational. This guide will walk you through the concept of “the why,” why it matters, and how to find and live by yours.

What is DIY? DIY, is an abbreviation for "Do It Yourself," also referring to the practice of undertaking projects or repairs oneself, rather than hiring a professional to do it. It encompasses a wide range of activities, and creativity, from simple home repairs to complex constructions or even creative endeavors of art. Here are a few things to get started on:

Some odd years later and we’re tainted in a padded wall vortex. The best practiced miracle happens when you walk away. A cushion that shrivels when I sit, never served a purpose.

A chance spent on luck is a chance taken to a rear side. A penny couldn’t cost me anything but my savings. So why truly is a life given to be but so short, stumped, and taken. A cycle so dim that even a butterfly wouldn’t pass up. Imagine that.

**Hey fashion lovers!** 🎨👗 Sketching fashion illustrations is such a creative journey, and I’d love to hear from you! Do you have a favorite sketching technique, go-to materials, or an illustration style you swear by? Drop your thoughts in the comments—I’m excited to learn from your experiences and share mine too! Also, if you have any requests for future posts (maybe a tutorial or a deep dive into digital fashion illustration?), let me know. Let’s build a space where creativity flows and ideas inspire! Can’t wait to chat with you all. 💬✨

A year to the oath is a year forgotten. Where we stand is only between your left brain and your most used hand. If there ever was a time to run for the hills, simply stop and open the door.

What goes in must come out, and what goes up must come down..until what brings a door to shut might likely let the window fly open.

In the depths of my soul, I search for a love That was missing from the ones I was made of Raised by a mother who could never truly see The worth and the value that lived inside me

This is my first of the 100 Mini Masterpieces in a year challenge. Today's artwork is a graphite drawing of snowdrops pushing up through the snow to bloom.

The author shares a personal experience of caring for a sick sibling during a flu outbreak. The sibling was rushed to the hospital, where the author provided comfort, support, and emotional care. The author created a warm, comfortable environment, prepared remedies, and monitored his temperature. They also encouraged him to drink plenty of fluids. The author's presence and listening ear significantly impacted his recovery process. After consistent care, the sibling's symptoms subsided, and his energy levels returned. The experience highlighted the importance of empathy, patience, and small acts of kindness in a person's well-being and healing journey.

The author discusses the sacrifices made by many people in their lives, including their health. They often struggle with insomnia and other health issues, but they take care of themselves by staying up and engaging in activities that make them feel better. The author's parents have tried to take care of them, but they have found that they cannot or wouldn't. The author hopes that their parents will spend more time with them during their sick days, providing snacks, and movies, and avoiding work or school. They encourage getting up and moving, drinking fluids, and being good to oneself. The author has experienced mental and physical health issues due to their busy schedule, and they have learned to stop being a pillow in arguments. They continue to write and share stories, regardless of the situation.

To be deceived is to be hurt. Embarrassed and Neglected. To tell the truth is to Love. To beProud of and to Notice.

And that’s when he snuck into my dreams, thinking he was a Superman and stuff but he was much more than a skinny hero. He was a dream, and when he walked in..so did she.

I need you to hear me, really hear me, because this is coming from the deepest part of my heart. Today, I am walking in purpose. I am choosing a different path, a path that leads to life, healing, and salvation. But as I move forward, I look around and see people I love—friends, family, people I care about deeply—still stuck in the same place. And it breaks me. I don’t want to see you lost. I don’t want to see you hurting. I don’t want to see you slipping further away from the life God has for you.

Living with color synesthesia is a unique experience that enriches my world with vibrant hues. Every letter, number, and even day of the week is associated with specific colors—Wednesday is dark purple with hints of blue and yellow, while the number 2 shines bright yellow. This sensory blending has not only influenced my art but also deepened my appreciation for the beauty and power of color in our lives. It’s a reminder that color, often taken for granted, is a profound force shaping our emotions and perceptions.