The Ultimate End.

Once upon a time, I thought life went on, even after death.

Part of me

When I think of you,
I think of a million ways I could love you

It’s a windy day.

Musty gray skies, Above still waters. The smell of the rain under heavy clouds, Whisper of muffled sounds, Comes with the wind on solid ground; Whistles through the trees, A gentle swishing melody of the leaves.

His Shadow by M. Miller

When I woke up, he was gone

The Light

Through the windowpane
Soft drops of spattered rain
Metal clouds crowd the sky
Over the hills my thoughts elapsed

Indignity

A saddened and heavy heart
Unsettled skies and dark waters
It took salves over one hundred decades
In the Caribbean, to abolish slavery

Another World. by M. Miller

First Line Short Story – “The door was locked.”

The door was locked. Nathalie’s fragile body was no match for the solid metal. Each little grain that it was made of stared into her reddened eyes. Darkness seeped through the creases from the unknown world. She was fearful of the thought of what was on the other side. A tear escaped her watery eyes when she thought she had exhausted them all. Screams hurled from her mouth.

You & I by M. Miller

My strength is with you
My body, my soul; you captured on a full moon
Take me into your arms my love
To a land where you and I meet
Not as humans but as souls on a joyous noon

The Night’s Eve

In the dead of the night,
I sat in the corner of a diner
Thunder crashes the dark clouds
Through the glass window, I pondered
Not on the dark sky, but the lady in the corner

The Year The Earth Stopped

A year that was full of hope
Became silent in sorrow as humans moped
Life, shattered as they tried to cope
Cries for humanity engrossed