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Tag Archives: death
Religion and the Afterlife in Fantasy Fiction
A central part to many fantasy worlds are the gods and religions. I went over this long ago here, which explained the various systems I’d seen in fantasy. This time I’m going to briefly talk about the afterlife and open … Continue reading
Resurrection of Characters
A common quest in fantasy series is the concept of ‘Resurrection’. A hero has fallen and the remaining warriors go to revive him. The main villain has been killed and there is now a plan to bring him back to … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, characters, death, fantasy, fiction, ghosts, holy magic, magic, plot, priest, priestess, resurrection, series, spells, story, writing, zombies
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Fear of Death
Our feared companion Always by our side Driving humanity to greatness We attempt to thwart him Extending our breath To keep his scythe at bay A constant chill When we imagine our legacy Worried what we leave behind Will we … Continue reading
Fear
The darkest depths of the mind are my playgrounds I am omnipotent Spiders, heights, and death are my faithful minions I am everlasting Both strong and weak fall before me I am destructive My power will consume the cosmos I … Continue reading
Poem from the Vault: If This Was My Last Day
Long before I stepped onto WordPress, I did a personal challenge on Tumblr. One poem a day for an entire year. I’ve put some of them up throughout my time here, but I think I’m going to toss up more. … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, death, depression, faded memory, helplessness, legacy, life, memories, poem, poet, poetry, sadness, writing
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Island of the Bleeding Blade
Deep within the thousand isles That create the lunar serpent Lays an island made of man Composed of his bone and flesh A simple shore of gathered muck Around a growing mountain Made of the fallen worthless Skulls dot the … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged adventure, bleeding blade, death, fantasy, fiction, island, magic, poem, poetry, sword. royalty
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Muting of the Music Man
(This is a poem a wrote a few years back in memory of a friend who took his own life. It wasn’t written at the best of times, but I’m resistant to edit it. Figured I’d post it since it … Continue reading
Boromir, We Hardly Knew Ye
One of the most difficult decisions any author can make is killing off a character. Many of us don’t have the luxury of working in comic books where death is nothing more than a temporary situation. So, an author will … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, author, books, Boromir, characters, death, evolution, fiction, humor, Joss Whedon, killing characters, plot, story, writer, writing
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