Chas Stover : Writing

Black & Grey

Black & Grey

A Poem by Chas Stover


I look down and I am silent, up again and I am free. I am free and I am dead, crushed beneath the weight of a world that never really underst..
Weary

Weary

A Poem by Chas Stover


I'm growing old; I'm broken down, and more than anything, I'm weary. I laugh. It's funny how one word- that word more than any o..
The Moon

The Moon

A Poem by Chas Stover


The moon burns, spinning like a UFO and wondering when (and why) it was forsaken. It yearns for attention - for the rumbling of life pu..
Revelation (Untitled 3)

Revelation (Untitled 3)

A Poem by Chas Stover


We live forever tethered to the grave like pink gelatinous parfúm, strapped nonchalantly to the white ceramic face of a urinal waiting j..
Untitled

Untitled

A Poem by Chas Stover


A crucifix hangs ‘round her neck, Her heart beats “Six, six six;” The children, mesmerized by blood, Stab at her with their stick..
Gabriel with Love....

Gabriel with Love....

A Story by Chas Stover


1. The night was calm and serene. The moon burned its reflective embers deep into the darkness. The wind was blowing gently in the night sky..
I Love

I Love

A Poem by Chas Stover


I love the taste upon her lips, I love the new disease. I love the feeling that she brings when she can’t feel at ease. I love to feel he..
The Midnighters

The Midnighters

A Story by Chas Stover


1. Different types of people perceive the world differently. For instance, a pessimist may see the world as frequent series of pain and anguish stemm..
I miss you, Beautiful

I miss you, Beautiful

A Story by Chas Stover


“I miss you beautiful,” his shivering voice spoke. In her eyes, you could see the love, the appreciation; she tried to be angry or dismis..

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