Conversations Left for the Stars (Poetry)
Simply a book of thoughts.…
•The Beautifully Ill•
Everyone has a fatal flaw, one that is unacceptable but must be accepted. All in all, this is something I haven't been able to overlook. I, Leo Clarence, the most flawed human being, can't overlook another's flaw, even if everyone has one. It's strange, but it's terrifying. Hannah Alexander was the first to not have a terrible flaw, or so I thought. She was beautiful, and more than the sense of physical appearance. Ready to hear her ruining? She was ill. I am one of the most detailed descriptors when it comes to writing, and all I can tell you is that she was ill. I won't say anymore, I think you can guess what happened to her. And although she's gone, let's leave out the details of how my emotional self is actually dealing with this situation and focus on the situation of us. Our story, just for us, of her and I sharing the most grand moments. It was like momentarily feeling the life of luxury in Hollywood simply when viewing the stars. We had our own moments of victory and astonishing photographic viewpoints to ourselves. And now, I'm going to envelope the world in a story of something small changing someone gigantically.…
Never Walk Alone
Quiet, heartfelt Annalise Bonnadesa is used to being alone and outside all of the time. When she hits age thirteen, she starts feeling different. She doesn't want to be alone all of the time suddenly. The still and relaxing forest outside doesn't seem as comforting anymore. She decides she wants friends. Real ones. The kind of friends who stay that way forever and always; best friends. Ones that do their makeup together, borrow each other's things, and who she can tell everything to. But when the only friend she gets is a fourteen year old boy who willingly hangs out with her, she will just have to learn how to adjust. The story shows a building friendship between this boy and Annalise, and although she can't find a girl best friend to tell everything to, she will find that a guy friend is just as good; if not, better.{Please comment and give me feedback!}…