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I live with the room mates from hell. To be honest, when I moved away from home for the first time earlier this year i thought, rather naively, that everything would be a amazing and fun. It's my first year of uni and i am freeeeeeeee from my parents rules and restirctions. Heaven right? Or so i thought.
I live in a shared apartment on campus, ( Read more... ) -
13 Years
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE!
Major Works over --- 8000 words of a pointless story line, wait isnt that called literature?
And did i mention?
I GRADUATED!
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Her father says she’ll change the world someday, but the implied message was only in the ways he approves of. It was only perfectly acceptable if it left her the topic of much vanity, a conversation starter at least. “My daughter is the best lawyer in the country. She worked on that case with the man and the gun, the one that has been in the ( Read more... ) -
Beginning
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Do you see her over there? She's the girl with the memories. The ones we can't let go. The ones she brings.
The days we can’t get out of bed.
The days we stop believing.
The days your world doesn’t just stop spinning, the day it stops existing.
She carries them on her shoulders, waiting to ( Read more... ) -
The End
“Jimmy, please come back.” I can hear her whispering; but I can’t. I don’t know how to.
Some people can travel through their lives with this constant positivity; those glass half full people. I don’t understand how they do it. It seems so superficial. I tried for the longest time, to be one of those people but I overestimated how far I could go ( Read more... ) -
DREAMING
I had my own dreams built strong within me ( Read more... ) -
Never the Same Again
I watched the girl walk towards the door, the awkwardness silenced the room. We stared and she squirmed as we saw the hope disappear from her face. She looked at me and I unconsciously held my breath. She seemed to drift far off and get lost in her thoughts. Just the way she isolated herself made everyone else feel isolated as well. She held her ( Read more... )