Aaron Morrison

Joined July 2022

125 stories

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Born during a (___natural disaster___), Aaron spends his free time exploring (___unusual location (plural) ___) and raising domesticated (___fictional creature (plural)___).

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DOOMERANG
You’ve changed We’re supposed to Yeah, but now you’re an asshole Maybe always were And you were stretching your wings
By Aaron Morrison4 days ago in Poets
It's Always Rabbits
Edric and Thalia Wickerham, and their daughter Tamsin, arrived at Bwthyn Penllost on a particularly murky day in the Welsh countryside.
By Aaron Morrison12 days ago in Fiction
Rannor. Top Story - March 2026.
Rannor looked across the empty field that held wheat in season and watched the sun rise. Oranges, purples, and pinks eked their way across the sky, fighting past the mass of black smoke on the horizon that tried to blot them out.
By Aaron Morrison20 days ago in Fiction
In June
June 3 I find myself still strangely lightheaded from my purchase this afternoon. My intent upon entering the antique shop had been merely to escape the sweltering heat, yet I soon found myself in the back of the place, standing before a statue, my breath heavy and rhythmic, my hand rubbing at my wallet. I cannot recall crossing through the store.
By Aaron Morrison22 days ago in Horror
The Giller. Top Story - March 2026.
The Giller roused from his fitful slumber and rose from his sleeping bag, as worn and thin as the metal floor beneath it.
By Aaron Morrisonabout a month ago in Fiction
A Poem About Mental Health
This poem is a much too vulnerable confession About struggling with insecurity, anxiety, and depression Fake all the confidence
By Aaron Morrison2 months ago in Poets
Aisleless
O holy day Pass the vipers To your sisters To your brothers My arms puncture scarred Yet I live I am stronger than Paul
By Aaron Morrison2 months ago in Poets
Morning Coffee. Runner-Up in Everyone Is Acting Normally Challenge.
“You still haven’t tried Kleo’s Deli and Diner yet?” Harriet looked at Delilah with such acrid disbelief it bordered on disgust.
By Aaron Morrison2 months ago in Fiction
Repairs
Roof being replaced Banging work knocks old wood loose Shard pierces ceiling
By Aaron Morrison2 months ago in Poets
Saturday. Runner-Up in The Unnecessary Line Challenge.
Morning walk Perfectly overcast sky Looks like it’ll snow But it doesn’t snow here All the benefits of the vibe With none of the shoveling
By Aaron Morrison2 months ago in Poets
Sir Wulfric and The Missing
“Welcome, Sir Wulfric,” the stablemaster said, bowing his head. “Young Master Harlan.” The knight and his squire each nodded in return.
By Aaron Morrison2 months ago in Fiction
Angler Management
Bucket hat on Monofilament line Box full of bait And nothing but time 12 pack in the cooler Folding camp chair Set up at the dock
By Aaron Morrison3 months ago in Poets