A. Keson

Joined December 2021

0 stories

Bio

Thank you for visiting my page! My goal is to write articles and short stories that are interesting and hopefully educational. I work full time but writing has always been a hobby that I am passionate about. I hope everyone enjoys my work!

Stories (24/0)

We've got Another One
"We've got another one over in the southernmost area of sector eight." There was a pause in transmission. "Understood. You know what to do Ranger One-One-Seven."
By A. Kesonabout a year ago in Fiction
The Machine
Who am I? I am a revolving part of this great machine Never moving farther ahead but I do sometimes fall behind Only to pick up the pace and fall back into line.
By A. Keson2 years ago in Poets
My Dad wasn't always a Dad
My Dad was wild as an adolescent. Growing up, I heard many stories of my Dad in his younger days. I seemed to forget that my parents actually lived and had their own lives before me and my siblings were born, the mind of a child I guess.
By A. Keson2 years ago in Families
Top Story - June 2022
The Summer spent on the DeckTop Story - June 2022
Growing up, we didn't have a lot of money. Most days, the only time I ate was at school. I remember when I was about fourteen, I was worried that my Dad didn't have food at home to eat and I put my lunch sandwich in my sweatshirt pocket to bring home to him. During the summer I was able to escape my house to my grandparent's house.
By A. Keson2 years ago in Families
Cybren
"There weren't always dragons in the valley!" Nucumbus yelled over the roaring wind. Jonah was flying as fast as his flamed wings would carry them, causing the wind to rip the words away. Was he trying to justify their presence?
By A. Keson2 years ago in Fiction
The King of Nowhere
"There weren't always dragons in the valley." Grandpa whispered. You had to be quiet when speaking about the dragons- or the King may hear and his Guard would drag you to the Pits. Grandpa looked at the end of the alley where the street was full of people shuffling by, huddled together for warmth under the cold bleak winter sky as they walked. Grandpa licked his lips and they burned; they were cracked from telling this story to anyone who would listen. He didn't have much time. They had been tracking him as his story spread through the town like a savage wildfire. There was unrest among the people; they would soon find the source of the rumors.
By A. Keson2 years ago in Fiction
Mismatched Eyes
"There weren't always dragons in the valley." Blastion paused, fighting his fear down so that he could say what was true. He tightened his arms and pulled her closer to his chest. "And maybe, there won't always be." Horror spread across Alessia's face. No, no that wasn't what he wanted.
By A. Keson2 years ago in Fiction
Top Five Places in Michigan that You're Missing out on
With summer around the corner, I'm feeling the itch of cabin fever and I have the feeling that I'm not alone. While wanting to travel but also not break the bank, I've decided to make a list of my favorite places to visit in Michigan that others may have never heard of.
By A. Keson2 years ago in Wander
Top Five Attractions in Yellowstone National Park (YNP)
5.) Mount Washburn Most likely considered one of the "plainer" attractions at Yellowstone National Park, this landmark is a diamond in the rough. It doesn't seem like much as you drive, or hike, up the winding trail; but at the top is an inspirational view of the park that seems to stretch on forever. The photos were breathtaking- and mostly free from other tourists. A great place for picnics, many families had their kids play here and photographers scaled the peak for photos like this:
By A. Keson2 years ago in Wander
Top Story - March 2022
My Top Five WebtoonsTop Story - March 2022
I downloaded the app Webtoon a few years ago now. I've always enjoyed reading and this app offered a new way to read interesting stories on the go- without needing to worry about preserving an actual book from my adventure. My cousins and I all enjoyed reading the app's contents and shared many favorite comics. It was a bonding moment for us you could say, especially when we would gush to each other after finishing a newly released chapter. I'll be honest, novels are more to my liking than comics but the stories that I found on this app were so original and interesting that I couldn't help being sucked in. The best thing about this app? It's a platform for aspiring graphic novelists that actually offer a chance of recognition- if your comic is good enough to pull readers in.
By A. Keson2 years ago in Geeks
I'd Fall (revised)
An entrance followed by a gust of air, causes a glance to discover black hair, dark as midnight with no moon’s light to guide the way,
By A. Keson2 years ago in Poets
Our Engagement Photo
In a sea of green Sunflowers tower over me your smile holds a dare One of which we both share. We are announcing today,
By A. Keson2 years ago in Poets

A. Keson

Bio

Stories .css-19zxm0z-Text{display:inline-block;color:var(--text-default-mute);}(24/0)

We've got Another One

The Machine

My Dad wasn't always a Dad

The Summer spent on the DeckTop Story - June 2022

Cybren

The King of Nowhere

Mismatched Eyes

Top Five Places in Michigan that You're Missing out on

Top Five Attractions in Yellowstone National Park (YNP)

My Top Five WebtoonsTop Story - March 2022

I'd Fall (revised)

Our Engagement Photo

Stories (24/0)