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before you read about me, please take a moment to visit my current favorite music video, courtesy of Youtube.com:   

  "Hurt" by, Johnny Cash

 

( Previous Favorites)

 

"In Joy and Sorrow" by, HIM

 "Crashed" by, Chris Daughtry (the musicfits mymood, and the video is just really intense)

 "Letters from War" by, Mark Schultz

"StuckWith You" by, Voltaire 

"Leave Out All The Rest" by, Linkin Park

"Hotel California" (As made famous by The Eagles) performed by, Jimmy and Bastian 

To Die For" by, The Birthday Massacre  (I chose this video because the visuals are just really cool ^_^)

"Handlebars" by, Flobots

"Home" by, Daughtry


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topics of interest:


Occult
Fantasy
Video Games
Vampires (especially Psi Vamps)
Anything with a plot twist somewhere


i originated in Buffalo, N.Y.  i jumped around schools a bit eventually graduating from Alden. during my high school years, my writing flourished. i suppose the combination of social solitude, home stagnation, and my mother's death in Junior year led to a perfect mix of anger, angst, and sadness to cause me to put a pen to the page. since then, i have noticed a trend that seems to prove that i am a much more efficient, creative writer the more depressed i am.

halfway through senior year, i was introduced to the concept of the occult, and especially tarot. as is the case with most people with this type of experience, i let my imagination get the best of me. this led to about 4 months of a fantastic lifestyle, but ended in the realization that i was about 2-3 steps from being committed.

after my stint with the occult, i completely removed it from my life, with the exception of tarot which i enjoyed tremendously, partially for my ability. however, from that point i had felt increasingly empty. after a month's time, i eventually returned to the study, while shying away from actual practice. after time, however, even that became dull and i went back to a very careful, methodical, attentive approach to occult practice.

eventually, this all ended in my realization that occult influences are all around us constantly, unable to interact. even as you walk down the street in the failing sunlight, there very well may be a demon scurrying behind you right on your heels, trying desperately to steal your soul. it was this realization that made me think "what if...the demons and angels actually COULD interact with us?"

because of this curiosity, i give you my writing style. very often, i show love, loss, loneliness, and despair, while tossing in a tiny bit of occult speculation (demons, angels, magick, etc.), and every now and then, a mutually happy ending for all parties involves, even the "bad guy".

Ok, well due to recent events and a change in my writing preference and tendencies, the last paragraph is null and void.  as of now, my style currently consists of heavily occult topics with a wide range of plots and outcomes.  almost every story i write involves the death of a major character for two reasons: 1) the pure shock value/emotional attachment, and 2) i have a borderline obsession with death.  yeah, i know it sounds depressive, but it's a completely natural curiosity that most people simply deny and dismiss, which is very unhealthy.

 

thank you for reading, and i hope my (modified) style suits you.

V/R,
Ronin Damien Kaishu (The Rogue Demon)

 

P.S. I am of the strict belief that if you know little or nothing about a subject, it is best not to speak ill of it.  in short, don't bash it until you try it.  This goes for a lot, but on this page it mainly is in reference to my occult background.  a lot of you fluff bunnies have probably never even heard of a religion besides Christian and Jewish, but they do exist and they are not to be insulted or degraded in any form without a solid understanding of the basics.  Satanism, for example, is a worship of the SELF, not SATAN.  Satan, in this religion, is used as an archtype as the one who refused to bow before God.  They take this attitude and apply it to their lives, obeying others only when convenient or beneficial to the Satanist in question.  Now, that being said, I would like to remind you all to refrain from any exclusive or derogotory comments on my page in regards to my experiences, my writing style/inspiration or any other topic.  stop by, admire my works or despise them, but under NO circumstances will I stand for insults or ignorance on my home page.  If you don't agree, go away or at least let me know in a private manner.

 

  • Member since May 7, 2008.
  • I am a 20 year old guy from New York (United States)
  • When I'm not writing, I'm working for the military..
  • I support the site as a gold member
  • I have 103 comments, 3 contests, 1 poem, 39 stories

My Lists

My Stories

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  • or, Could it be More Obvious That She's Talking About "Love"?
    700 words, January 4. In Review, Twilight
  • 400 words, January 4. In Review, Twilight
  • "A man was driving along the road listening to music on the radio. The music stopped. The man pulled off to the side of the road and killed himself."1
    100 words, 80 comments, December 10, 2009
  • "A well-armed militia, being necessary for a free state, the right to bear arms shall not be infringed upon."1
    1300 words, 2 comments, December 8, 2009

My Poetry

  • a thousand miles away, a chill bites deeper than imagined.
    <100 words, 3 comments, May 7, 2008. In Life, Sad

My other items

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    a thousand miles away, a chill bites deeper than imagined.

Guest Book

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  • Leko Poison on July 18, 2009
    I hate people who judge others because of religion. People need to respect other peoples thoughts and ways of doing stuff. I don't know how many disgusted stares I get because I said that I don't believe in god and believe in reincarnation.

    So annoying. Lol sorry this is just one of my many random babbles and you sadly was a victim of my constant babbling. Lol

    Anyways nice profile.
  • moonwriter on December 2, 2008
    Love your choice in music.
  • plain.ol.rainbow on October 27, 2008
    neat page! love your stories! awe well ttfn

    mkay
  • daftweejimmy : Hello Rhonin..... on October 24, 2008
    Enjoyed your piece, "prayer", because it's a well written piece of prose in most respects. Didn't much care for the resolution, or lack thereof, but I suppose it's an ongoing story. I have to say I very much doubt the efficacy of depression as a stimulant to creative writing, although it is fashionable to believe this is the case. Guess my own experience that the opposite is true clouds and colours my take on this idea; I find the writing of the depressed incredibly chaotic and destructive rather than creative. Of course, depression has that well-defined insidious quality which pervades even the best writing, so maybe that's the turn-off for me!

    It doesn't help that the occult is a closed book to me, and I'd prefer it to stay that way. I used to be a psychiatric nurse, and the occult and some of the more bizarre manifestations of various types of insanity were too inter-related for me to find it tempting, although I did receive an unsought education about the culture of Satanism, if it can be dignified with such a description.

    But enough of this carping and moaning. Just dropped by to say hello and read a little about you because I'm insatiably nosy, and probably too free with my opinions!

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