“What would it be like, to just be them.

Those legendary connoisseurs of the Blues and the British Invasion.

Too bad I’ll never find out.”

Little did John Mercury know that he just made a wish that changed the scope of his life forever. He wakes up in an unfamiliar place, with a chance to do just that. He doesn’t know this at first, though, but he gathers it with time and realizes what his Equestrian mission is.

“Goodbye honey.”

When Corn “Boot Camp” Husk, said this to his wife, he didn’t know how long he’d be gone. Luckily, he sends a series of letters to keep in touch.

However, he doesn’t even know how long they’ll be corresponding.

My submission for the Quarantine Writing Challenge.

Wheat Grain and his grandfather always had a good relationship. Biannually, his grandfather would take him to a lake, and they’d sit around and discuss life, while admiring the scenery.

In one discussion, Wheat Grain asks his grandfather why he’s so happy, and his grandfather gives him information he doesn’t understand.

At least, at first.

((Written in the first person))

Long Hike decides to take a trip West. He travels in a straight line, venturing to discover the undiscovered. With an old map, some camping equipment, and all the time in the world, he ventures on the Great Equestrian Journey.

Dangers lie ahead of him, and he doesn’t even know what he’ll find, so he’ll have to be prepared.

(Written in a series of 1st-person memoirs, inspired by GeoWizard’s Journey Across Wales.)

At a coffee shop, there is a stallion. He orders nothing but a coffee and a bagel everyday, without fail, and never gives the reason why.

Here is his story.

((Featured around 8/4/19!))

((Based off of Green Day’s groundbreaking Rock Opera, American Idiot.))

Clear Opal Sunrise has a few morals, although not very good ones. He dislikes Equestria’s government type, and wishes to be free. Soon, he meets a stallion called St. Jimmy, who gives him the chance to fight the government.

After all, Clear Opal just doesn’t want to be an Equestrian Idiot.

((Written in first person across multiple ponies... kinda, you’ll see what I mean.))

(Pony Creator created the pony, I did the rest)

I’ve sold out stadiums, shows, and albums. However, nopony really knows me. This stallion hiding behind shadows is nothing like they think I am. On-stage I act boisterous, prideful, and enthusiastic, however, the stallion isn’t always the mask.

In this case, I’m nothing like the mask. I’m Compact Disc, honestly, I’m just a shadow of a pony.

(Written in the first person (in case you couldn’t tell))

(Inspired by Hurt, specifically the meaning that goes through your mind when listening to the Johnny Cash version. Also inspired in part by Remembrance)

They told her she would live forever, she didn’t believe them. Sure enough, a hundred years later, she sits all alone without her friends. She remembers them longingly, and regrets what conspired in her lifetime.

Twilight Sparkle sits alone, and grows ever sadder.

(Written in the first person)

((Loosely based off the Twenty Øne Piløts concept album Trench.))

On the moon, hundreds of years into the future, there is a city called Lema. Once ruled by Luna as the first city to be established on the moon. She had other pressing matters, and the leadership was passed on to nine bishops, they rule the city with an iron hoof.

The bishops are trying to make everyone live a life dictated by several rules and regulations. They will put every rebel in their place.

However, a lunar pony named Prancey, is having none of it. He tries to rebel and is promptly put in place.

But that won’t stop him from trying.

((Written in the first person))

(Based off the DragonForce song Seasons.)

”Let the past, now burn down in flames.”

Marc Hoofson has a successful career playing guitar and singing for several metal bands, and a great marefriend. Or he did have a great marefriend. He lost her and broke up recently, and he’s having problems coping. Here’s Marc’s story of falling in love and going through Heartbreak Armageddon.

(Note: written in the first person)
(Probably going to be a one-shot, though I might change my mind.)