An alternate ending to The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, my favorite book that I've read in high school. I would highly recommend it if you like introspective, sad stories. This is an old assignment I did two years ago that I found recently. Enjoy! ~ There was a tangible silence. Elbows propped up over … Continue reading Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar
Buried beneath layers of snow You’d think I’d be wise enough To let this go. But burns the everlasting fire in me So much so that when I stand in this storm I do not freeze. - For a brief second It is only you and I. And all alone together Enjoying the best of … Continue reading Everlasting Fire | Poem
We have our universe The stars are our eyes See how they’re aligned And its not like how they are at night - We have our bubble Our balloon of faith They won’t let anybody Into each other’s space - If I hold your hand Will it make you understand? And if I look into … Continue reading Stars of Eyes | Poem/Song
Nothing makes me feel this way to bend to ones control. I don't like what happens to my brain but the feeling is far from miserable. There's a power, there's a charm in every little pattern in every little syllable everything that shouldn't matter. - Two feet in. No doubs, no doubts, no doubts. Two … Continue reading Two Feet In | Poem/Song
Jumped into a fire, didn't get burned. Because of the strength of your last words. You have no impact on me but it is I who cannot reach a proper conclusion. - It's a state of illusion. I think I'm losing myself to me. I think it's time to live my life without any fears, … Continue reading State of Illusion | Poem/ Song
Envious. The only way to describe that phenomenon of green-faced Jealousy. That one bright, talented prodigy that excels at one feat so well that their superiority in that field is the first thing that comes to mind upon thinking of them. Well, what happens when they lose that special spark that had constructed their whole … Continue reading Don’t Have Only One Trait That Defines You: Identity Essay
My least satisfying days are the ones where I am both restless and drained. I feel like I’m not doing enough, like there are more responsibilities I should be handling, and I wonder if I’m working as hard as I should. I feel fidgety, squirming on the inside. But at the same time, I’m too … Continue reading How Hard Are You Working?
Walk away This day is not for you And it'll get harder To feel out the mood When your drifting Cerebrally Into a far off galaxy This day is not for you What can we do In a world far from true ~ Thank you for checking out my poem. Go give Accursed Red a … Continue reading This Day Is Not For You | Poem
A story of a demon and a cursed mortal. If nothing matters, then fall. I know you’ll just save me. I won’t. I’ve already tried a dozen times now. You won’t let me die. Would you like to gamble your life one last time? You won’t let me die. Then fall, Ismus. Somewhat intrigued? Check … Continue reading Ismus and the Deity of Death
There aren’t really any instructions when it comes to writing. People find a lot of answers or resources for the careers they are pursuing after doing a quick online search. But writing is different. Especially for teen authors. I am no expert in this field, and I would be lying if I said I knew … Continue reading Support for Teen Authors Wanting to Self-Publish
