Lucas Grasha : Writing

The Lucifer Complex

The Lucifer Complex

A Poem by Lucas Grasha


In this b*****d of a sunset, where you set loose to find a road away from his guilty noose. The sun caught you in a seeming act of betrayal, ..
Embodiment of Sorrow

Embodiment of Sorrow

A Story by Lucas Grasha


“Hello, little miss.” The man had an Irish accent, one that would have otherwise started to seduce Inna under different circumst..
Sing To Die

Sing To Die

A Story by Lucas Grasha


“Do you hear the choirs yet?” Joseph said this coldly, since the world was coming to an end. The presidents and prime ministers and ..
Amelia's Lion-Heart

Amelia's Lion-Heart

A Story by Lucas Grasha


The fist hit him in his neck. It was a terrible blow, one that sent him careening into the wall of lockers behind him. Jared Grey had throw..
His Lady's Face

His Lady's Face

A Story by Lucas Grasha


The silence of his night walk seemed to lure him in some mystical way, as if the night were a lady and were pursuing him, beckoning him in with the cu..
Emmet's Leave

Emmet's Leave

A Story by Lucas Grasha


“What am I worth to you, Mitzi?” Emmet said with the worst tone in his voice, that of pain, misery, hate and anger mixed into a vocalize..
Daniel's Ticket

Daniel's Ticket

A Story by Lucas Grasha


“Damn land won’t move things fast enough…” Daniel said to himself. He sat alone on the train platform, letting his ..
This End

This End

A Poem by Lucas Grasha


Find my past and the guns that went with it, only if your passage is ever permitted. If not, then you’ll find notes scattered that wil..
The Angel

The Angel

A Poem by Lucas Grasha


You're the shoreline when I drown, where I swim to in the ocean's cold. The rain clouds to my burning house, the one to run in to drag me out. ..
Where We Could Go

Where We Could Go

A Poem by Lucas Grasha


The night time starts to retract again, the sunlight chases away what we had. It falls away like a flower that’s dead, and the ligh..