Tai Ryens : Writing

A Word Before Going Home

A Word Before Going Home

A Poem by Tai Ryens


God once told me that I have a capacity for bliss that earthly pleasures will never satisfy, a potential for greatness much too large for a me..
Your Lips Taste Of Cigarettes; You Don't Smoke

Your Lips Taste Of Cigarettes; You Don't Smoke

A Poem by Tai Ryens


In the air I taste your breath, The hushed sighs of a tamed love Blazing quietly from afar, A passion that twinkles in only the eyes ..
The Ways

The Ways

A Poem by Tai Ryens


I've seen what empty space could do, the way it creeps from every direction to diminish everything in its grasp, existing as my only friend ..
Limbo

Limbo

A Book by Tai Ryens


When the dreamer dies, where does the dream go?
An Excerpt From The Cultist (p. 1)

An Excerpt From The Cultist (p. 1)

A Chapter by Tai Ryens


For years, the cultist had drudged through empty lands that haunted his conscience through the sheer terror of its inhabitants, their lack of p..
Prologue (p. 2 - 4)

Prologue (p. 2 - 4)

A Chapter by Tai Ryens


Never were the lands of Limbo as susceptible to change as the day when the ground itself split open with a fissure and regurgitated a lass, no ..
Slivers

Slivers

A Poem by Tai Ryens


Dust frolics in the air highlighted by a sliver of light . . .
An Influx of Petals

An Influx of Petals

A Poem by Tai Ryens


I gave it to you on that very day, and you held it carefully, anxiously, as if it were capable of murder . . .
To Fall In Love

To Fall In Love

A Poem by Tai Ryens


Petty humans fought tooth & nail to die in that cluster of doomed love and fragrant scents, a smile on their face . . .
The Halo of Wire

The Halo of Wire

A Poem by Tai Ryens


Your memories inflict no cringe; they beckon bloodless eyes to no avail as what once were your fingers render me breathless, (although, not in the sam..