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"Rumbling Earth" The earth rumbled and Everything collapses Shattering dreams and Breaking hope like a nightmare Can life be rebuild? The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable poem, traditionally

Source: Pixabay Chapter 40 Dylan walks towards his first opponent, a huge guy with a smug face. From the guys confident look, it is like he is certain that he would win. "Where is he getting his

He watches the field turn red And as the sun's about to kiss day goodbye He stared at the peeking silvery moon Slowly spreading its soft silver glow He sighed at amazement while His emotions going in disarray

Source: Pixabay Chapter 41 After Dylan's unexpected confession the atmosphere in the room turned somewhat awkward. To change the stiffling atmosphere, Dylan used all of his social skills. And after a bit

"Silent Anger" A rush of anger Feelings with nowhere to go Like a volcano That is about to explode Can the anger be stopped? The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable poem, traditionally written

Source: Pixabay Chapter 40 "D, did my uncle tell you anything?" Dianne started after a few minutes of silence. "Yeah. He told me that there's a possibility that it's one of your suitors

"Under The Stars" Watching the stars Absorb by the mysteries Stretching his hands As if trying to grab them —Become one with the stars — The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable poem,

Source: Pixabay Chapter 39 After exiting the principal's office, Dylan was invited by Flander for a chat. Since he expected such a thing to happen he wasn't too surprise. Of course, Dianne gave a reproachful

"A Bright, New Day" Cold ice is thawing After the sun emerges Thick fog is clearing —Sweep away by the wind A bright, new day has begun — The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable poem,

Source: Pixabay Chapter 37 "I'm glad to see the both of you safe." The principal looked obviously relieved after seeing Dylan and Dianne unharmed. The principal is not the only one inside the

"Seeking A Lost Dream" I looked far and wide For a dream that I have lost A dream I let go... Yet no matter where I look I failed to find a single trace — The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable

Source: Pixabay Chapter 37 "Dylan, are you okay?!" Dianne asked worriedly the moment Dylan answered the call. Startled by her question, Dylan realized that Dianne was most like attacked as well.

"A Beautiful world" Waves under my feet Cold wind blowing on my face I feel nature's warmth As I look at the rising sun Such beautiful world — The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable poem,

Source: Pixabay Chapter 36 The Group Battle of the tournament started with more intensity than the Individual Battles. Toro, Lett and the other academies tried their best to claim the championship but

"Waking Up From A dream" A beautiful field Filled with colorful flowers Playful gust of wind Blew away the sweet scent I wake up from a long dream — The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable

The bird held down by fear Too afraid of the unknown Of the life's insecurities Held inside a cage Afraid to see the world And so, the bird could only stare Stare at the wide blue sky Envious but afraid

"Ablaze Beautiful sunset Ablaze in colors of red Life's eternal bliss Beyond the dark horizon —Looking towards the future The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable poem, traditionally written in

Running away from his past Gone, just like a gust His heart can no longer trust Society has made it rust To run far, far away Mind that cannot be swayed Go, going out his way To escape the world of gray

"The Sorrowful Night" The swirling mist Covering the dark street The sorrowful night Why does it feels so chilly? Maybe it wanted some warmth? The Japanese tanka is a thirty-one-syllable poem,

Standing firm against the waves Heart determine and brave Life he's willing to give For true freedom he craves But how far can he go When life battered him so? Lastly, what can he do? When he's body is