Short and simple. Sweet and nice. A collections of shorts and poems.

Johnny Myers suffers from schizophrenia. Two days before his thirteenth birthday, his older sister, who was more of a best friend, committed suicide. The two were inseparable, so when Skylar's death occurred, Johnny's life crumbled and shattered to pieces. Asides from being schizophrenic and living with the death of his sister, he is albino. Plus, his mother died the same way his sister did when he was only seven years old...and he witnessed it. Now, at the age of sixteen, he wastes his life away up in his room sketching, drawing, painting, or playing with all of the fatal gadgets his father, the mortician of the town, buys him. Sam Moore is not exactly your average seventeen year old. His father walked out on his family when he was ten, his mother died in 9/11 and he takes care of his younger sister while his grandmother works thousands of shifts, day and night. Sam has the act of savior when he finds Johnny laying on the side of the road after a hit and run. But could friendship save Johnny from his terrors and past, or will he need something more?

"As I sat on the toilet, I realized how badass I was being. First of all, I (kind of) broke into Walmart; Second, I was (kind of) plotting to steal toilet paper; and third, I was doing all this while a hurricane was brewing outside." Ellie wanted a quick trip to Walmart to buy some toilet paper for her mom. A minute in, a minute out. Instead, she got locked in. With her secret love, of course.

As time passes, Kiro and Strify begin to come to terms with their growing feelings for each other (boyXboy).

Looking for her Sacrifice, Kotone gets herself and her friends mixed up with the main characters of Loveless. Sorry, Kio loses his gayness! There just weren't enough of my fave characters to go around, sadly, but Soubi & Ritsuka are still strong! Warning: Contains shonen-ai (boyXboy).

Sixth-year Slytherin, Alice Rhowen, is, along with her boyfriend Draco Malfoy, the most powerful Slytherin student. She's the outcast of a family full of Gryffindors. When Draco and his family invite her to their house for Christmas break, her life is never the same.

A few poems which I made about abuse and self harm, which when I get time will grow from the one I have: The Blade

The theme of Inside No Longer is that no matter who you are noone can tell you who you are, what to be, who to be, or what your personality is, noone can change that, or decide that...only YOU! But the second theme is that there is no superior group that is "cool" or "popular" because cool is just another word for cold and im pretty sure theres about 10 definitions of popular in the dictionary, whats your definition? you can write it in the comments!