Unaware of our fate, we wander the world hoping to one day find our calling...our purpose. We cling to idols and gods for guidance under a moonlit road, only to end up realizing we have been bound to this distant thing all along. Writhe in your own ignorance, for the world is truly the egg from w...

Synopses aren’t necessarily essential, either.

Nothing more than words, composing a recollection of nobody.

Aot's ending is hot garbage. So I've written a first draft of my version of the ending. I've only rewritten 139, and didn't answer every question but hopefully this is better than the original. Please offer criticism so I can improve it for the final draft,

Do you want to relive your past? For the average person, you wouldn't think highly about the question. But for Fujisawa Yoji, this was a request, a redemption of sorts. 'Goodbye, past...' follows Fujisawa Yoji, who's granted the chance to greet his past, to find the meaning of his once destroyed ...

Everyone has a right to pursue a happy life. The difficult part is to be given and to fulfil that right. I too have a right to pursue a happy life. That's why I'm gonna become much happier from now on. I'm not gonna compromise with just this. We are gonna take back all of the happiness that we lo...

A average girl seems to deeply dishearten herself from the communications and spiritual link of life. Born inside a small grain of divine retribution, she tries to find the meaning of life. She moves forward, watching all these generations of people pass by her. She wonders what she can do to...

this is just a writing exercise for me. thanks for stopping by. will give a proper title and synopsis when i figure out what i'm writing.

Son of divorced parents, one year after his mother died Viktor Wright encounters himself in need of leaving his small countryside town in the Pacific Northwest to save the father he has long renounced.

Have you ever heard the Parable of the Prodigal Son? Forgiveness and envy clash as the reality of humanity is shown plain and bare for all to see. Christmas time however can soften the sins of the past, heal wounds that have been severed beyond repair. Daniel experiences this firsthand as he rece...