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This collection of short stories explores the quiet forces that shape our lives—often unnoticed, yet profoundly decisive. Through grief and healing, love and loss, certainty and doubt, these stories ask what happens when hope is tested, when choice ripples outward, and when knowledge is wielded without wisdom.
In Hope and Love, a wounded heart learns that love is not always loud, nor hope instantaneous—but both endure. In The Trickling of Choice, a young boy confronts grief, betrayal, and the unintended consequences of decisions made long before he had a voice, discovering that healing sometimes arrives through the most unexpected souls.
And in The Missing Book, intellectual pride is placed on trial, exposing how the misuse of ideas—and the dismissal of emotion and common sense—can distort truth and harm others.
Together, these stories form a meditation on the human condition: that without hope and love, life grows hollow; that every choice carries weight beyond itself; and that knowledge, when separated from humility, can become dangerous. This collection invites readers not only to witness these lives, but to reflect on their own—on what they believe, how they choose, and who they become in the process.
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The Ones Born of Deadly Destiny are three virgin triplets, chosen before birth to defend humanity from General Meneyokas, Satan’s most formidable general. Once a defiant servant of Heaven, he and his brothers—the Mmeneyyokers—descended to live among mankind in the days of Noah, sowing chaos and disobedience.
They abandoned their positions as guardians of Heaven’s gate, where they once watched the affairs of men. Drawn by the beauty of the daughters of mankind, they descended to Earth and took wives for themselves. They ruled with cruelty and brutality, and humanity followed them blindly into debauchery—until all were swept beneath the earth by Noah’s Flood.
To defeat Meneyokas and his legion, the triplets must uncover the Missing Words: a sacred revelation lost from the story of the Flood, never written in the Bible, yet essential to saving the world from eternal darkness.
Now General Meneyokas, his Idol—a stone sculpture containing something darker than even he can comprehend—and the Mmeneyyokers Brothers have returned. Once creatures of Heaven, their plural names now reflect the thousands of demons Satan poured into them, replacing the Spirit of God that once dwelled within.
Meneyokas does not return to take the daughters of men—for that would be kindness.
He does not return to rule over mankind—for that would be mercy.
He returns for world dominion.
He returns to remake humanity in his own image and likeness.
The earth convulsed in bleeding violence. A single bolt of supernatural lightning tore through the ground, forcing the planet to vomit what had been entrusted to it by divine will. Cities collapsed. Cars and planes disintegrated. Ships and machines vanished. Civilization was wiped clean, and the world was reborn as a wild, untamed garden.
Only a handful survived.
To defeat Meneyokas, his creatures of nightmare, and the living-dead legions of corrupted mankind, the triplets must once again seek the Missing Words—the lost revelation of the Flood, hidden from scripture, yet vital to the fate of the world.
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This book does not give answers.
It gives mirrors.
The poems were not written to impress.
They were written to process—
to sit with grief, wonder, hunger, joy, absence, and becoming.
Each poem is paired with an image—
not to decorate the words,
but to challenge them.
Not to instruct you,
but to invite you to linger and ponder with them.
These pages were born in the middle of things:
before healing,
before clarity,
before certainty—
and moments after.
This is process poetry—
where awareness takes note,
and emotion is allowed to speak before it behaves.
Open this book if you are tired of neat endings,
tired of poems that pretend nothing is breaking.
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