So I was doing a little insight as to my writing style and I think I've found a quirk of mine. Normally, I prefer a bittersweet story. Nothing pounds you with conflicting feels like bittersweet. That said, I think I have a preferred style of dark. I'm not sure if a term already exists for it or not, but I'll just call it a "death bell" effect for now.

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Gather round and I'll tell the tale
To all you you who'll listen
Of our beloved grey mail-mare
And her curious twisted vision.

An artist with the light yet green
Thought he'd have himself a laugh;
While cleaning up he chanced upon
A mistake that he let pass.

On his own, he'd n'er have guessed
As to what he'd given rise,
But the crowd had seen and given cheer
To the mare with crooked eyes.

A favorite first, this blonde, winged horse
Roused much prate and banter,

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The humanized world of Equestria I have created for my story, One is Silver, is rather extensive (and one of its strongest points). To go into depth within the story itself would drag it out and distract from the actual read (it has so far been called "like reading an encyclopedia.") I will try to explain all the most necessary parts within the story (the significance of the races, all that good stuff) but there won't be room for

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