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Author’s note: The further down this list you go, the more teen angsty and dramatic the writing gets. I was a bit…”emo” in my younger days. But… I felt, and I felt strongly, and those feelings became these words. Which sort of tell a bit of my life story. Don’t judge younger me too harshly, please.

Can You Tell Me (2021)

Start Again (2021)

All in My Head (2020)

My Light (2018)

Purgatory (2018)

How Long (2013)

Reckless Temptations (2013)

Slave to Cowardice (2013)

Self-Cleaning (2013)

Necessary Punishment (2013)

(Un)Intentional Deafness (2012)

Waiting to Dance (2012)

Enlightened Heart (2012)

Defeated (For Now) (2011)

Old Dance, New Chance (2010)

Life’s Little Truths (2009)

Sin of Reality (2008)

Rebirth of a Poet (2008)

Lovers (2008)

Live, Laugh, Love, Cry (All I Want is to Die) (2008)

My Fate (2008)

Letting Go (2007)

Without Me (2007)

Dreams of You (2007)

Losing Time (2007)

A New Life With You (2007)

Sanctuary (2007)

Can’t Control My Heart (2007)

The True Me (2007)

A Child’s Murder (2007)

Rain and Memories (2006)

Waste Away (2006)

Rescue You (2006)

My Crying Soul (2004)

 

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