christdk1's Portfolio
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Since August 10, 2014
Just another young writer striving to capture in words the ideas that manifest in my philosophical, depressive mind.
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Blue Eyes, Red Hands
A hitman. A young girl. And the darkness of the human mind. Part 1 of 'The Family'.
Rated: 18+
~2,652 Words
Dark, Crime/Gangster, Tragedy
Type: Prose
Updated 12 years ago
Waterdance
Religious commentary, disguised in beauty.
Rated: E
~296 Words
Philosophy, Religious, Mythology
Type: Poetry
Updated 12 years ago
Home
Hopeless Romanticism, written for the love of my life.
Rated: E
~2,903 Words
Relationship, Romance/Love, Personal
Type: Prose
Updated 12 years ago
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    The Night Life  
    Rated: E · Dark · #2022673
    Depression, and it's nocturnal tendencies.
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    Home  
    Rated: E · Relationship · #2004106
    Hopeless Romanticism, written for the love of my life.
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    On Death, and the After  
    Rated: 13+ · Death · #2004105
    One struggling author's experience with the afterlife.
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    Ballad of a Broken Man  
    Rated: 18+ · Dark · #2004104
    Betrayal. Survival. And the darkness of the human heart. Part 2 of 'The Family'.
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    Blue Eyes, Red Hands  
    Rated: 18+ · Dark · #2004099
    A hitman. A young girl. And the darkness of the human mind. Part 1 of 'The Family'.
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    A Wolf's Eyes  
    Rated: 13+ · Philosophy · #2004098
    A brief examination of Morality.
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    Mad Dog  
    Rated: 18+ · Dark · #2004097
    Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting a different result.
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    Waterdance  
    Rated: E · Philosophy · #2004096
    Religious commentary, disguised in beauty.
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    The Hawk and the Rattlesnake  
    Rated: 13+ · Western · #2004090
    A poetry-ish on death, storytelling, and modernization.