Only If - Softcover

Cherry, Ariana R

 
9781537544038: Only If

Synopsis

Only If" tells the horrific tale of Billy, who has gone crazy from sitting in a jail cell for years and blamed for the murder of his wife...Throughout the years, he relives that specific night, when he lost his beloved wife, Clara. Stuck in a jail cell, locked away from everyone who had loved him and a memory that continues to haunt him each waking day.To most, he looks and sounds to be a crazy lunatic murderer, but deep down, Billy is just a scarred man with graphic disturbing memories that carry him to the edge of his sanity.Written in a poetic epic style, "Only If" will surely entice the reader to join Billy down memory lane and experience the tragedy that brought him to this very moment in life.

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About the Author

Ariana R. Cherry is a poet of many genres. She has written horror, poems of inspiration, romantic and those that are humorous. Although, she loves to use epic poetry as a unique way to tell a tale. "Only If" was created after Ariana's first encounter with stories from Edgar Allen Poe at 12 years old. She shared the story with her junior high literature teacher and a few friends, and then it sat for many, many years. Now in her 30's, Ariana picked the story back up, did some editing and rewrote a few lines to create this particular masterpiece. Most people can relate to the quarrels of life that involve love and jealousy - which is why she thinks many will enjoy this dark epic tale. When Ariana is not writing, she spends time creating as an artist, reporting for a local newspaper, working in a church office and being a mother to her teenage daughter.

From the Inside Flap

"Have I not gone crazy to be a gunman?
Am I insane to the hurt I have pursued?" he muttered....
I haven't uttered a word for years, I won't talk, I can't, he thought to himself...
"So much pain that it's worthless to even talk about.
Only if I didn't.
Why was I crazy?" he whispered, gripping the cold iron bars.
Only death upon one's self sounds like a miracle,
His mad thoughts provoked him.
His lifeless hands gripped the icy bars as he stared silently
and watched the guilty suspects come through and resist.
I once had innocence...until now, Bill thought to himself.

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