Her laugh was pleasing to the ear. When she smiled, you couldn't deny the feeling that you had finally won. She was honored by many, so it was hard to hate her. One thing that everybody loved the most, was her ambition.
Once she had made her list, t...
That's the question that keeps coming about, but still goes unanswered...
You want to know the truth?
Tell me.
Don't go for the choice. Go for the feeling.
Do the thing that you can't deny.
Hmm. That's funny
Why?
Because every corner I turned, that's all I saw. He's all I dreamed about, allI breathed.
Everything revolved around him, and he had no idea.
That I could love like no other, but I could also hurt and feel no pressure.
I laughed a sweet victory in the face of her fall.
Well, I'll just start from the beginning so that in the end, it'll all make sense.
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There we stood in the glistening green, that sprouted tiny stems of what I like to call hope.
My family and I, side by side, desperately clinging onto the thing that some people call propriety, but in my family we would call it the high class act.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that we did not know how to behave ourselves while in public, but sometimes we got a little carried away. Not to criticize though, because I didn't know of a family that didn't get out of hand every once in a while.
"I feel like since it's Ivyonna's graduation we are celebrating, then they should be Ivyonna's pictures we are watching her take in support of her celebration." My younger brother, Malachi stated in a tone, that told me he could care less about anything that he had just said, but he at least gave a toothy convincing-only to-himself, smile.
To be exact, Malachi could care less about anything that took him away from his precious 'technology-filled' world.
The only thing he lived for was playing his video games, creating new cheat sheets to sell for Grand Theft Auto, and fries.
Malachi loved fries like any man should love his wife.
"Hey, Mal! How about you take your opinion and shove it right up you-
"Little girl if you finish that sentence..." That was my mother who said that.
She was addicted to the idea that we had to be a perfect family, no matter what happened.
