Religious

Stories, Poems, and Musings

A killer, a child, and the beauty of fresh blood in the snow, a plot twist as gracefully breathtaking as her long, golden bronze hair. Warnings: death, murder.

Love is an empty feeling for some of us.

An unexpected meeting.

Something that matters. A lot.

This is a poem about the trials we have in life and how during our lowest times we can be helped.

Barbara was driving her six-year-old son, Benjamin, to his piano lesson when something bad happened....

the beginning of the end.

"I didn’t care about what it was. I didn’t care if it would hurt me. My curiosity overthrew my fear. My hope overthrew my past. It was a new beginning; at least it could be."

Ben awakens and finds himself in a situation he has no memory of. Determined to get answers he pushes on. Nothing could prepare him for what happens next...

The text examines the afterlife of a Vietnam draftee who was conscripted in place of another and how viewing the life of the un-conscripted impacts the draftee's afterlife.

Metaphorical story about struggling through life, and new beginnings.

A poem of existential boredom.

The Bible forbids the heinous act of murder, which is the unjustified taking of a person's life, but it doesn't forbid all killing.

Barbara was driving her six-year-old son, Benjamin, to his piano lesson when something bad happened....