Captian's Log Reflection: Mad World 10 Mar 2020 I saw myself reflected in a dark mirror; Upon the stage I stood and saw myself distantly. The lights were on me, and before me was darkness: I saw myself…
Captian's Log Untitled 1 Mar 202019 Aug 2020 The golden sun rises over the dark earth, filling the horizon with cutting, bright blues. His breath stops. He gazes into it, his heart breaking with the dawn. I was…
Captian's Log Poem: My “Liberal” Friend 9 Oct 2019 Am I a broken toy to be ignored? Are you a priest, or king, or judge to moralize, send me to Coventry? Backs turned, silent. I say hello, but you’re…
Captian's Log Unburied 19 Jul 2019 There was no man more hated, and now his body lay in the street, a festering metropolis of worms and flies. None but rats approached, and they took chunks of…
Captian's Log Short Story: Three Empty Shells 1 Jun 2019 Please Read: Three Empty Shells Started this story yesterday: The old man sat cross-legged on his couch, three rising plums of incense mixing their smoke in the air. The white threads…
Captian's Log Short Poem: Nonsense 25 Apr 2019 (My last final is tomorrow. Wish me luck. My methodology for this poem was simple: nonsense was my theme. I intended the words to mean nothing, and yet a story…
Captian's Log Prayer of the Undead 4 Dec 2018 The sorrow of my heart, damp and heavy, breaks my soul. I am overtaken with sickness. Life cannot be lived in this swamp, this miasma. Weeping, tearless face, encrusted stone…
Captian's Log The Temple of Maggots 13 Nov 2018 Silent moments allow the screaming in my head to overwhelm the darkening night, her gentle coalescing to sleep undone in the wild spark of an ill memory. Hours are spent…
Captian's Log Rest in Terror 7 Jul 2018 It’s coming to an end, my friend. I really did hate you, but now that I see you lying there, in your grave, I’ve lost that old animus. Would you…
Captian's Log My Testimony 2 Jun 2018 Check out two short essays outlining my testimony of Jesus: I Know Jesus Author’s Note: I wrote these short essays for an application. As such, they do not match the…
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