True Story

"He who fights with monsters might take care lest he therby become a monster.

 And 

if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes into you."- Mark Twain

Welcome to Night Vale

Everyone should check out my bad acting and death scene! Also, episode two is being worked on currently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiQi8mrm8VM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiQi8mrm8VM

How do you deal with this?

Sometimes I never know whether to be super depressed or raging with anger.
There is no in between, when I'm in times like these, because I can't figure out of I should be thinking irrational thoughts, but by the time I have those, I push them out of my head for the good of me and others. But then I'm caught in a deep dark anger, an unsatisfiable anger that can't be controlled or contained. So, nevertheless, I keep with that anger which starts a pain. A resentment, if you will. Knowing there is nothing to stop it but the physical barriers that are your skin and mind.

xodaraP citsilaeR

Elsewhere isn't so far away
Just keep putting it off for a whole 'nother day

Coo Coo Clock

Who can hear the coo coo clock
Up the hall and to the left?
When you hear the coo coo clock your brow begins to sweat.

For when you hear the chime, my friend, your wit is at its end
Cuz when you hear the coo coo clock you've gone around the bend.

"Make it stop!" You sing, in hopeless screams of fear
As you know, the coo coo clock is coming mighty near.

Echoing and bellowing the song begins to play
I'm sorry, son, but it's to late. The coo coo strikes today

Slowing speed and growing need will fester in your soul
The coo coo clock is faster, though, and starts to gain control

Then you start to laugh a bit, normally at first 
But the coo coo clock in effort will make your matters worse. 

Hysterically your laughing goes on and on my friend,
But unfortunately for you the coo coo brought your early end.