A collection of random poetry, For anyone who feel empty. The compilation of unspoken words that spoken thru poetry. #FREEVERSE Most Impressive Rank: #1 in Spoken Poetry as of 2020 #2 in Spoken Poetry as of January 28, 2020 #3 in Spoken Poetry as of September 11, 2018

[COMPLETED] Book 2 of Destined with the Bad Boy. Book 2 is available in book stores nationwide, Shopee, and Lazada!

[COMPLETED] #1 in Teen Fiction Frans Abigail wants to forget her best friend whom she's fallen in love with. As she's creating new memories in her new home and new school, she suddenly met the most annoying guy in the campus! Christan Apxfel Gonzalez is the campus' heartthrob. Gwapo, mayaman, mayabang. That's how she defines him. Abigail caught Christan's attention. He then came up with the idea of black mailing her para lang pumayag ito sa kanyang deal. Two different people that are destined to meet. But are they also destined for each other? Or that's what they all thought?

JAGUARS' SERIES 1: Shieldler John Wright Highest Rank: #1 in School #2 in Humor Si Hannah makulit, laging naka-smile, may pagka-engot sa mga simpleng bagay tulad ng pag sakay sa jeep, wala sa bokabularyo niya ang salitang mapag-mataas. Nagmula sa mayamang angkan, pinapangarap niya ang simpleng buhay bilang simpleng estudyante at bilang isang ordinaryong tao. Lahat ng salita na may simple at ordinaryo sa mundo gusto niyang maranasan. Si Shield man of few words, seryoso sa buhay, wag mo siyang bibiruin kung ayaw mong umuwi ng may bangas sa mukha, matalino, a perfect decision maker pero may isang bagay siyang ayaw bigyan ng malaking desisyon, yun ay ang pagtanggap sa lolo niya. Simple lang ang buhay niya kaya kung sino man ang may gustong gumulo, wag na lang dahil di mo gugustuhin kapag nagalit siya. Pero bakit nung nagtagpo ang landas nilang dalawa---si boy nagiging maingay at si girl nagiging tahimik at seryoso? At sa unang pagkikita nila ay hinalikan ni boy si girl at sinabing "KISS BACK AND YOU'RE MINE" Will she KISS BACK? or Will she push him back? WARNING: Ang kwentong ito ay punong puno ng kalokohan, umaatikabong barilan at nakakakilig na usapan. Kaya read at your own risk. PLAGIARISM IS A CRIME, so please make your own. And I will make mine.. Originally written by: Miss Yna All Rights Reserved 2014

HIGHEST RANK ACHIEVED: #2 in TEEN FICTION!!✨ COMPLETED and PUBLISHED UNDER PSICOM!! ❤️ I know some of you might say that the title says it all. But let me tell you that this story is beyond of what you think. This story is not the typical nerd story that u know. This is different. Thank you!! Respect. NERD noon DYOSA ngayon By: Alysa Viernes Atleast, kahit hindi totoo, napaniwala niya ako na hindi basehan ang itsura sa pagmamahal. Walang pangit, walang maganda. Walang matalino, walang mayaman. But it hurts to think that that was all just fantasies. All of those were just written on books at nasa mga movies lang. Life is reality. And there's always a trick behind every magic. Ipinapangako ko, babalik ako sa Pilipinas ng malakas at walang inu-urungan. Many people might say that revenge is for the people who can't move on---no. Revenge is for letting them taste their own medicine. Not being evil, just being fair. I'm not a bad person. I'm a damaged one. A severely heart broken damaged person who was hurt by the man of my dreams... "Sa panahon ngayon, maraming imposible na ang nangyayari. Kagaya nalang nang pagbabago ng isang pangit na naging dyosa. Pero ngayon na moderno na ang panahon, marami parin na nangyayaring tradisyon gaya ng 'arrange marriage'. Paano magiging dahilan ito sa buhay nang ating mga bida? Sa kabila ng mga mabibigat at mahihirap na suliranin, magiging happy kaya ang ending?" Alysa Sanchez Viernes ©All rights reserved 2016 This is a fictional story. This is an original and not a copy. NO TO COPYING! PLAGIARISM IS A CRIME!

when life gets me down, i write // highest ranking: #1 in poetry #2 in hot poetry

I was the 6th-grade "slut." And I kept a diary. So I decided to create The UnSlut Project in the hopes that my own diary entries could provide some perspective to girls who currently feel trapped and ashamed. I am publishing these entries one at a time, without changing a single word except for the names of the people involved. My limited commentary, which is confined to brackets in each entry, is meant to provide the relief of my current perspective, fifteen years later. The UnSlut Project: Working to undo the dangerous slut shaming in our schools, communities, media, and culture by sharing knowledge and experiences.