Painful Solitude

They'd formed painful solitude their sophomore year. alex and marcus had known each other since grade school, both being in marching band for a short time.

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Solitude

New poem.. it's dark as usual, but its how i currently feel and felt how to express my self solitude, despair and anguish my tail tucked, whines halted, tears dried up wandering the cold cemented path of life feeling lifeless in a packed walkway

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Solitude...

solitude... my only other true friend... my only other true way of sanity...

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Blessed Are The Meek

The year is 2157. Humanity's ever expanding need for resources and livable space has finally culminated in its greatest achievement to date: the establishment of the first sustainable colony on the Moon. But this achievement came too late for some; two...

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A Biography of a Human: Refuge in Solitude

The site of a ruined stone husk from time in-memoriam and was now a palace of solitude and refuge. it was to be our home for the foreseeable future.

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Surviving Solitude Part 13

We were going to the river, my sisters and I, to see if there were any game to find. But what we found was no joke. Scattered along the gravel strewn riverbed were four people. A husky, a lion, two goats. When we approached them, they looked as if...

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Surviving Solitude Part 5

The cool, morning air burned my black, wet nose each time I breathed. A warm back from Chase's chest made me cozy enough to fall back to sleep. I smiled, happy to have someone who cared about me. The only thing is, that I'm not gay. I know Chase is by...

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Surviving Solitude Part 2

The birds chirped in the late morning air. Trees brushed against one another up above, in harmony with the tall grass we took shelter in. The river was trickling out it's usual current, flowing from the northern mountains. The air here was sweet with...

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Surviving Solitude Part 1

Today is Sunday, August 18th, 2057. It was daybreak outside, where the autumn sky was a flaxen blue, veiled by the orange leaves nestled in the tree branches of the few trees surrounding the house. The world used to be a better place back then. In...

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Surviving Solitude part 11

The morning sun shone over shadowed horizons, sweetening the slick, slippery fields of sown soil. Today felt like a day of change, perhaps good, or bad? Either way, there was no doubt something was of to come. Rubbing my neck, I remembered what had...

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Surviving Solitude Part 7

[ At some military headquarters of nuclear controls, a 20 kiloton nuke was accidentally deployed to Regrove. The time deployed: 700 Time predicted to reach destination: 900 ] In the morning, Nate was gone. Where did this sexy fluff ball go? As I...

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Surviving Solitude part 9

Since I woke up early, and I couldn't go back to sleep from thinking too much, I decided to write what was on my mind in a random book. Picking up _1984_, I flipped to the back, inside cover and began to write, "In the two days that have passed by,...

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