[poetry collection] Eventually, there came an end to every dream.

They are the moments in time that are remembered, the ash from dying or newly lit fires, the light from distant stars...

[Birthday] There was always a candle that hadn't quite gone out.

[poetry collection] Even the plainest words were false, but buried beneath the most abstract ones still lay the truth. [Includes poems from the universes of Doubt and its spiritual successors.]

She'd never been happy she couldn't move, but now she had a dream.

[Movie 3] But he'll notice, in the end.

[Birthday] Only kids could believe ice cream and jelly were the cure to everything. But even kids weren't young enough to not die.

Just in case...

The sun was perhaps too bright / but she was soft...

[Anorexia] Because that's what it all comes back to for Ryoko Seusu. Freedom that's an apple from Eden's garden and she's been thrown out for tasting it.

Some things are within their control, but much is not. The world is too big to fit into the pages of a diary after all.

Maybe it had been good for him in the end...

[poetry collection] Blades hummed. Wings flew. Blood spilt. And the fate of the world continued to be written upon water who could never keep its form.

[Anorexia] Because their relationships were bloody and toxic, whether that's family or friendship or love.

Boredom doesn't write tales, or grant opportunities.

In the night, it was only her voice surrounding her, echoing behind closed eyes...

[poetry collection] Two different worlds, but they were separated and united by a great many things.

He was more cat than anything else now, but that was fine with him.

Roads where cars drove were different from trails where hooves rode.

But it was oh so important to her, so she had to keep it safe.

Bucky's commentary on Steve's optimism. Stucky.

In which we take a glimpse as to what brought Sam to where he is now.

A poetry collection describing moments in the life of child Mako Mori as she explores what it means to grow into herself as she deals with the first Kaiju attacks as a child.

Liberty experiences depression and PTSD well after JT's death and into college; learning to cope is the toughest lesson she'll have to learn.

A poem delving into how Sam and Steve's friendship started.