We are in the realm of The Crow and now Adam must walk through the daoorway of despair to find the gang of drug dealers that savagely murdered him and ruined Jennifer's life through drugs and deceit. Aided by his blacked-winged familiar, Adam will walk the thin line between light and dark to show Jennifer how much her loves her...even if he has to die trying.

Check it out, about how people can dish it but can't take it

poem about a man and a bird who refuse to be silent any longer.

poem about angels who cry and devils who rejoice at a mans death

burning of candles

STH 'Closing Time' theme played and sung by Raven 

Crow theme including STH! You have to check this out.

Simply a must read, a work of art!

Parts 5 to 8 

Parts 9 to 12

Parts 13 to 16

Catching dreams.

Poem about how soon good things can come to an end.

Poem about how one fallen star falls to a fallen angel from heaven.

One man's voice

A man for all time.

An excellent site showcasing some of Raven's music

A poem for Brandon Lee

Poem about a mans wish.

Poem of symbolic war

Poem of a man desire that he knows he can never have

Poem that tells the story of The Crow.

Poem of when you take something that is not yours it comes back to haunt you, and possibly give the deed back.

Poem of a man torn between himself

Poem of one mans tears.

Poem about how love never dies.

Poem for Brandon Lee

This story is about a happy famliy,a father....a  mother.....a sister and the hero......the son.

This poem is about how Eric and Shelly died and Eric's mission the become rejoined with his lost lover.

A picture of a gathering of Crows.

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Cover of X-Files/Crow. The story is about Vicor Korvinov, a poor hard-working man, left by his Wife. He and his daughter are killed by Christopher Blue (not without a reason though), a rich business man. Nobody cares, and there is no one in the corrupted police department who would give this case a look. But this is a realm of the Crow, and Vicor returns to set the wrong things right. He's stalking thugs one by one, leaving the sign of crow on a crime scene. Mulder and Scully are sent to solve this mysterious case. Scully thinks that Vicor is a serial Killer, but Mulder knows the legend ...

A DA sworn to put away a mob family comes back as judge, jury, and executioner.

This poem kind of explains how someone could see Eric's return as the Crow. It's from the point of view of a friend who offers advice on what he can do.

the Crow is not the link to the
avenger's immortality.

A must read

Names says it all.

Brandon reflects back on his and father's untimely deaths.

If love is true, then nothing can part you from your love, not even death.

An amazing piece from Shadowcrow

Yet another stunning piece.

A poem about a tragic hero...

It is the story about a
young girl who is murdered on her 16th birthday along with her boyfriend and
returns from the grave a year later.

a simple beginning

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A poem of lost love

This one is about insomnia

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One month ago in Boston a 18 year old boy and his pregnant fiance are killed on the way to the hospital. The boy comes back a month later on St. Patrick's Day but he isn't alone. When he comes back, there is already someone getting revenge for his death, another crow. Watch two crows go after the killers of these two innocent lovers, and watch them try to stop one another at the same time.

It is an in depth look at what the origins of the Crow may have stemmed from, containing a lot of myth and fact. In other words it's a story containing a female crow. The book is called Crow: Femme Fatale, and the main character is a young woman, Morannon.

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A "The Crow: Stairway To Heaven" Poem

Ryan Corven's excellent re-working of James O'Barr's The Crow.

Poem based on the storyline for a crow story I am writing...

Shadowcrow laments against others.

Crow Icons and Cursors 1

Crow Icons and Cursors 2

Amazing Icons and Cursors for your computer!

Various Crow Stories.

The best in Crow Fan Fiction.

New perspective on The Crow.