I use repetition, silence, and non sequiturs.
Daniil FrolovUK Author looking to put some things on the web. Some strange. Some weird. Some sad. Some humorous. Some horrific, and some poetic. Come and visit www.daniilfrolov.com for even more stuff.
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Murder Poem
Murder Poem
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17th of August 2009.
06:27.
The knife goes in
Deep.
Like A punch.
Cold;
Grating against
The
Rib...
A Poem About Decay - Panopoly
Panopoly
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Tot gorod, mnoi liubimyi s detstva,
V ego dekabr’skoi tishine
Moim promotannym nasledstvom
Segodnia pokazalsia m...
False Positives: What happens when the algorithm says you didn’t write your own work?
This is every writer’s worst nightmare: being one hundred percent AI free, but still being told by AI that it’s written by AI.
My poem was flagged as AI by Substack. This is what happened.
Why the ‘Artificial’ in AI is more rel...
Alex: Female/Male - Twenty-Six
Previously on Alex: Male:
Driven by Adria’s chilling revelation, the remaining survivors—Halina, Artem, and Adria—take refuge in the freezing cave. Meanwhile, Alex hunts Mathew down with unnatural speed, physically sustained by his slaught...
Alex: Female/Male - Twenty-Five
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It was still raining the next day when Alex took the bus into town. Grey clouds smothered the houses and the trees along Parker’s Road shook their branches at the sky.
Sleep had been...
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