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Why is it okay? You know, when we look the other way. We know we should do something, right? I mean, we're good people. Sometimes we're just not strong enough, whether mentally or physically, to do something. Sometimes the bad guy is bigger than us, and sometimes we convince ourselves t... - Nonfiction > Personal ExperienceSitting in my dorm room, not sure what to think. Not sure I'm ready to face the world, not yet. The awkward moment when you and your roommate realize you just don't get along, and can't, so you both agree that one of you would move out. Since I brought pretty much everything, we decid...
- Poetry > Free VerseLove, There are so many empty people So many hearts that are hurting. Love, So many with unhealed wounds So many who won't allow to heal Love, So many beaten down And trampled on Love, So many are strong The strong pass the weak Pretending not to see. Love, They don't reali...
- Poetry > Free VerseSnow Twirling whirling Dancing down from the sky Slowing covering everything Till all is hidden from sight One by one, they drift Each one the same Each one different As I am different from my neighbor As they are different from the next, But in His eye we are all the same, To aid to ch...
- Hot Topics > Community ServiceWhen I first walked into the stable that day, I didn't know what to expect. I was there to volunteer to help handicapped kids ride horses for therapy, and I must admit, I was scared. Thoughts about the different people I would face, how heart wrenching it would be to see those handicapped kids....
- Poetry > Free VerseWe've been friends forever And realized that one day I felt stronger about you And that you felt the same way So we started to date We are now closer than ever I want to lie here in your arms and never move, never. Now it's two years later Everyone knows we'll last forev...
- Poetry > All PoetryI trusted you We've been frIends for years Our parents used to joke About us growing up And falling in Love One day I cOuldn't look at you the same You weren't the boy I played with in the sandbox Now you are a boy With blond hair And bright green eyes And a smile Th...
- Fiction > Action-AdventureThe boys leave at last. "So what were you two talking about that you came in so red-eyed?” Solila pounces right away. “Can I at least turn on the light? Sheesh.” I turn to pull the cord thing. “I actually already know. Hear me out! Kenton sensed your thoughts racing and was concerned...
- Fiction > Action-AdventureI don’t want to move and all too soon the elevator opens, and we need to get out. Solila and I race towards our room, and change right away. I decide on sweats and a t-shirt, and throw my long hair in a pony tail. Solila come out in the same outfit, and we burst out laughing, I go pound on the g...
- Fiction > Action-AdventureI count to three, and Brayden and Kenton sneak out of their room, down the hall. I block my thoughts, and so does Solila. We follow them down the elevator, (Solila and I take the stairs,) and then as they exit, I leap at Brayden’s neck, wrapping my arms around it, tight but not choking tight, brin...
- Fiction > Action-AdventureMy breath catches as I see a cheery foyer. This is 100% different than the Watcher’s headquarters. There, the help slide along in the shadows against the wall. Here, the residents are walking down the hall, talking with them, laughing, and having what looks to be like fun. Everything is well lit, ...
- Fiction > Action-Adventure“What do you mean, the battle is coming?” Kenton demands, then convulses. Solila quickly helps him out of the car and Brayden and I jump out after them. Evie secures the car and we run into the woods a safe distance. We were all supporting Kenton’s convulsing body between us, so we gently set ...
- Fiction > Action-Adventure“Ok, Solila, Desiree, you can shift and run faster. Brayden, Kenton, just go and here within 25 min. girls, you can come right here, if you have questions you want me to answer, or you can wait for the guys.” Evie asks, sort of taunting, like we’d be frightened with out the guys. “Oh, we...
- Fiction > Action-AdventureIt’s the next morning, early. Its only about 4 am. We’re sitting at my house and discussing the current dilemma: who do we trust? Kenton informs us that he couldn’t find any thoughts anywhere in her brain that hinted to the fact she was trying to mislead us. All of a sudden Solila says she...
- Fiction > Action-AdventureWe all sneak out, and I wonder how shady this looks. Four high school students sneaking out from behind the dumpsters before lunch. I feel my back twist, my bones and muscles in my arms stretching and pulling. I stop dead in my tracks. “Desiree?! What is it? Are you ok?” Solila asks, concern...
- Fiction > Sci-fi/FantasyI feel my body tense in the middle of my Chemistry class. What’s wrong? I hear Kenton whisper into my thoughts. I sense something isn’t right. At all. I deliberately think, and then look at him across the room, and see him tense. I feel it too, I’ll check in with everyone else. Ok? I’...
- Fiction > Action-AdventureI walk down the hallway, amazed at how differently I see things now. Sharp, clear, detailed. I see through the lies, through the masks, through the paint teenagers use to hide the real them. I smile and shake my head. Teenagers? Did I already forget I’m one of them? So much as happened thi...
- Fiction > Realistic FictionI walk down the hallway. I bet you're guessing this is the first day, week of school. It isn't. But it is within the first month... ANY way, I'm walking to my locker with my friend. I see a herd of frosh (freshmen) standing in a "herd" around it. I want to joke and s...
- Nonfiction > SportsIts the beginning of the game. I'm ready. I am the center midfield starting on varsity. And I'm a freshmen. The whistle blows, and the ball is kicked back to me. I run, weaving, and pass it. A minute later it's passed back. I see an opening towards the goal. I race, feel adrenalin...
- Poetry > All PoetryI watch the sun come over the trees i really wish we weren't done The leaves tinged in gold the clouds in silver I wish i could hold onto you forever They say if you love someone then you'll let them go I let you go But i'll never show My heart breaking Tearing not i...
- Nonfiction > All NonfictionEach one of them have a different impact in my life: football; our whole school attends, and as a Junior, it's my job make sure the freshmen actually cheer instead of sitting there texting. (Don't their parents teach them any manners? Sheesh!) Grades: you work so hard, and so often your...
- Hot Topics > Community ServiceYou may have read my previous post, Hope Has Four Legs, and if you haven't this is a sequel if you will to that one. The last day of the summer, we had a horse show for all the kids who rode with us during the summer. It was so amazing to see those kid's eyes light up when they saw the...
- Nonfiction > Personal ExperienceI'm sorry about the other day. I didn't mean to scream. I'm sorry I feel on my knees and sobbed into my hands. But, you know what, that moment? I felt you comfort me. Suddenly I knew I was gonna be ok, I've made it through hell, and back. Please God, can I know why? Why he...
- Poetry > Free VerseI'm Bored Nothing to do Nobody answering my texts My calls My emails It's too early for anything good to be on TV Believe me, I've been Through the TV guide once, twice, thrice. I have a brillant idea I don't know why i didn't think of it before I pull o...
- Nonfiction > MemoirI don't sit quite in the back, i guess. But I certinly don't want to draw attention to myself. I guess I'm "smart". Yeah, I understand concepts easier, read faster while comprehending, but thats their definition of smart. Book smart is one thing, thats a nerd. No, I a...
