Here are some of my stories and poems that I actually felt like sharing. They are in order from newest to oldest. (Newest definitely not always being the best. Though I highly doubt you'd want to, in the off chance that you want to use any of these somewhere else, please ask me first. Thank you.
Across the Seas
August 2007
The fourth story of my character, Elgaladwen on the MUD Legends of Xenobia. This covers where she was and what she was doing in the time the MUD was down. It is mostly meant to be a bridge between the third story and the fifth, as they wouldn't work right next to eachother. (The fifth is still in progress.)
Never Coming Home
August 2006
Something random I wrote for my LiveJournal. About a girl who is 'lost'.
To The Blood
June 2006
I am not really sure where in my mind this one came from. It is probably my favorite of all of the stories I have written, and the one which I could potentially make into something more. It deals with the basic Good vs. Evil, yet you see it from the point of view of the Evil who think they are doing Good.
Black Lace
September 2005
A semi-violent poem that tries to be elegant.
Galathil's Birth
December 2004
The third part of the history of Elgaladwen, my character on the MUD Legends of Xenobia. This covers the birth of her son, and the grim circumstances surrounding it.
The Marriage of Elgaladwen
August 2004
The second story of my character in the MUD Legends of Xenobia, Elgaladwen. This covers some of what happened to Elgaladwen after she came to Xenobia, mostly concerning her (rather short) marriage. More memories of life past are also brought up.
How Elgaladwen came to Dwell in Xenobia
May 2004
The story of how my character, Elgaladwen, came to live in the land where the MUD (Legends of Xenobia) takes place.
Home
April 2004
The very begining of a story I was writing. As you can see, I did not get too far.
Trust
March 2004
Trust, or lack of it, plays a major part in this poem.
The Killer of Minds
September 2003
A poem in which I decided to start every line with "Th". It makes for an interesting look, and I actually like how it turned out.
Earth, Where the Flowers Grow
February 2002 This was writen for 9th grade English. It is a story about a girl's trip to Earth, sometime in the future.
