The second part of a collaboration of fifty-eight on creative connections between the wondrous worlds and ourselves! Enjoy!
Hush listen to them argue. The devil and the angel. Two povs of the same tale.
A collection of A-Z Haikus each in the perspectives of an angel and the devil. Cheers to the amazing @ebugler34 who colla...
[Dark Epic Poem] A story about the Demigod of the Icy Fog who, after a life lived sinfully, aspires to right her wrongs to climb the staircase to heaven. Thank you for reading 🌹
Part 7, last of the seven deadly sins; hope y'all enjoyed this mini series (All parts will be posted in the comments) (rewritten)
Have you guys seen yesterday night's full blue moon 🌕?
Written By: Treaver Hoerig
An Original Piece From My Collection of Symbolism Works.
Find More Here Of My Work Here: http://www.treaverhoerig.com/blog/collection-of-symbolism/
Source: http://www.treav...
feeling a little disconnected with everything, everyone, oneself.
Are we really as morally righteous as we think?
When we stop ourselves from committing a wrong deed, what really stops us?
I can't help but wonder.
The second part of a collaboration of fifty-eight on creative connections between the wondrous worlds and ourselves! Enjoy!
Hush listen to them argue. The devil and the angel. Two povs of the same tale.
A collection of A-Z Haikus each in the perspectives of an angel and the devil. Cheers to the amazing @ebugler34 who colla...
[Dark Epic Poem] A story about the Demigod of the Icy Fog who, after a life lived sinfully, aspires to right her wrongs to climb the staircase to heaven. Thank you for reading 🌹
Part 7, last of the seven deadly sins; hope y'all enjoyed this mini series (All parts will be posted in the comments) (rewritten)
Have you guys seen yesterday night's full blue moon 🌕?
Written By: Treaver Hoerig
An Original Piece From My Collection of Symbolism Works.
Find More Here Of My Work Here: http://www.treaverhoerig.com/blog/collection-of-symbolism/
Source: http://www.treav...
feeling a little disconnected with everything, everyone, oneself.
Are we really as morally righteous as we think?
When we stop ourselves from committing a wrong deed, what really stops us?
I can't help but wonder.