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A Knight's Oath : Alcohol, Language, Violence : 1,635 Words
Diarmaid (And if anyone knows Irish figures, they may guess where it came from) is a lawyer and an ex-police officer. In his years of his police job, he quit when he took too much pressure telling parents or friends when someone is dead. As a lawyer now, he still goes through guilt as he is often hired to completely guilty defendants and always wins their case. He finally decides to slowly break through his cage and realize why he continues his job when he speaks with a homeless man.

A Mad Tea Party : Explicit violence, Language, Alcohol, Mild sexual content : 2,662 Words
Hatta (the narrator) recalls the backstory of his wife, Alice's murder - while talking to her lifeless head. A twisted take on Alice in Wonderland unfolds. (Please read author's note for more info)

Anti-Nostalgia : Violence reference : 900 Words
Hero was a woman who lived a good life: she had beautiful long hair, a wealthy status, concerned parents. It all came crashing down when she decided to marry a man, who later turned out to be her worst nightmare. He forced her to do many things she didn't want to do, but even then, she tried to defend him. Her parents would try to persuade her to leave, but she refused. Years after they died, her husband broke the last straw when he forced her to cut her hair. She runs off in the freezing night and sits to think of giving up hope. She slowly learns that her life couldn't be wasted because of such losses.

Aquamarine : No Warnings : 192 Words
It's a short poem about a girl in love who ponders that her type of love is like water. A little bit of reference to how water is evaporated to the Sun, AKA Apollo, the Greek Sun God, then is formed into clouds, eventually dropping down as rain, the entire basic water cycle. With that thought, the girl goes off dreaming she could be a mermaid, so she would live upon that idea.

Blisters : No warnings : 82 Words
Generally a dramatic poem, and a whole metaphor. While I describe a blister, my words make a double meaning to the life of a child who holds his pain in until he pops.

Give Me Another Moon : No Warnings : 1,955 Words
Marilyn is an average student who has sadly fallen for a boy younger than she. About two years to be exact. Now that her birthday is coming, Marilyn tries to avoid facing the day. Surprisingly, her birthday in on the day of her love's race, so can she avoid reminders to see him?

Misutopia : Language, Violence : 1,339 Words
Amy is a quiet taciturn who only finds escape from her harsh life. With a dollhouse, she lives in an imaginary world where there are always smiling, laughing faces. But when reality takes a crash and destroys her world, Amy must find the boundaries.

Rivals : Homosexuality : 507 Words
Light and Dark have always been on each other's throat. Like in real life, our actions of right and wrong as decided upon Light and Dark. Light is represented as an innocent young man with a good heart. Dark is represented as a selfish man with a heart of negativity. However, they are complete polar opposites, so disagreements, then even actual fights ensures most of the time. They continue to fight each other until Light finally speaks to Dark about their relationship with each other and he confesses to Dark about his feelings about their rivalry.

The Undefined Murder Mystery : Violence : 1,405 Words
Detective Rational, who has always failed to capture his murderous brother Irrational, now has a chance when he's trapped in a mansion with him. Problem is... he must deal with his worst subject, math, to get to him!

White Christmas : Mild language, Tobacco : 1,290 Words
Christmas Eve - Mr. Poseidon is currently as work, sitting in his office, awaiting for tomorrow to come. Suddenly, he is hit with a report that an unexpected blizzard is hitting New York City, so he cannot take any means of transportation back. He goes off in rage about how snow has ruined his Christmas until he sees a poor girl looking for food. Her characteristics, including her name, are all compared to a snowflake, which he should be angry about. But she plays a powerful role of the man to see that not everything is black and white, much like snow.

Who Wore Boots to the Royal Ball? : Mild language : 3,804 Words
INCOMPLETE. A messed up parody of Cinderalla, involving a different ending, different characters, and different personalities.