Poetry
The Raven's Call
"In the poem, 'The Raven's Call,' a chilling narrative unfolds as the Raven's presence disrupts the tranquility of the narrator's night. Unsettling dreams, physical harm, and impending doom are all caused by the Raven's eerie influence. Ultimately, the poem's themes of darkness, mortality, and the consequences of facing the unknown leave the reader feeling uneasy about the cycle of torment and resurrection."
Tears of Love
"In this poignant poem, a grieving soul stands on a church rooftop, grappling with profound pain and loss. As the speaker contemplates bidding farewell to life's uncertainties and heartache, the verses convey a sense of longing. As a dove flies by and a death cloud looms above, the yearning for love and a brighter future is intensified. The poem explores despair, isolation, and the longing for completeness found in another realm beyond death."
A Whisper in the Wind
In "A Whisper in the Wind," the narrator experiences a mystical forest filled with natural serenity and enchanting encounters. As birdsong and rustling leaves accompany the narrator, he is knocked down by a gust of wind and encounters a mysterious girl who imparts profound wisdom about true love and the significance of nine. A dreamlike narrative weaves reality with fantasy, leaving the narrator with a newfound sense of purpose and a commitment to following their heart's desire. A whisper from the wind inspires the narrator to embark upon a road of discovery and discovery, never wanting to miss the chance at true love.