A letter to a lost love.I don't know how to put this to you, or to anyone else, but I don't think I have much to live for after this point. You're happy, and I'm not. It probably would've came out this way in the end, but I didn't want to see that. I wanted a life I could imagine myself living. Ivoire, Alex, a house, myself being a writer. I would've killed for this dream to be fulfilled but now, it's gone, and I can't do anything about but sit there and stare into this screen and vent about it. After that, I'd just watch the rest of my life crumble into ash, because that's all that would be left.Two years ago, I promised you everything I had, and you agreed but n
PrayPray Hell stops me for I will grant my enemy the most profane death deserving of no one but him. Pray God stops me from this righteous sin, for I will enact vengance, even if it means my death.Pray I give up this notion of revenge, though I know damn well I will force my fist in his throat.Non Gradus Anus Rodentum, Non Gradus Anus Rodentum. Contra Felicem vix deus vires habet.Dies IraeYou will face my wrath with no going backand I will enjoy every bite and punch, and kick, and shot, and rip, and tearFor I'll tear you asunder, for this is my righteous sin, for I will enact vengance, even if it means my deathNon Gradus Anus Rode
Lover's End Christian Unyly was 17, going on 18, living a rather lonesome life until he met a girl he seemingly wanted to marry. He was happy in the summer months, and in the months to come there after. He realized he needed her in his life, but, he felt like she wasn't as attached to him as he once thought. Before meeting the girl, Christian struggled through life because of his ailment of loneliness effected him in all aspects of life. He didn't treat his parents as they should have been, though they did a lot for him in life. His grades suffered except for literature, history, and various other classes he either ha