It's school again, and love fights against hate. Six boys, wandering around in their confused teenage lives, unaware they are all connected, but with what? Is it the love? Or the hate? And they wonder, who do they love? Could it be that girl? Or maybe that one? Or perhaps, it's that one boy. The one boy that seems to drive everybody crazy, making them fall in love and then crash when he didn't catch them. But who is this boy? Is it Matt? Nash? Or Austin? Or perhaps, it is Will. They say it's more difficult to be a teenager now a days. Is it because of their love for hate? Or their hate for love?

Paisley is in love with Zeke and anyone who comes between them and doesn't back off, well they're never heard of again. When Paisley made her first kill, she found out how much she enjoyed it and how it easy it was to get away with it. So for her there is no reason to stop the killing and it's an easy solution for her problem. But now with her latest victim, Trudy, things start to go wrong when the police are suspecting Zeke. Paisley can not let this happen and with every next decision she makes everything starts spiraling more and more out of control. Enter Damien, a boy who believes he's just like Paisley and he wants her badly. But she loves Zeke and will do anything for him, although she is not so immune to Damien as she likes to believe. If that's not enough problems, she is also stalked by the ghosts of her past kills. They are hiding in the mirrors and waiting for their chance for revenge.

This is a story. It is not fiction. It is not written to elicit sympathy, only to shed light upon this misunderstood topic. It is written poetry-style and is not exaggerated in any way.

Psychology. The science of mind and behavior. But it'll take a lot more than that to keep Hayley Belome in check. She isnt your normal 16 year old student and she never will be. What happens when Hayley gets transfered to a new school with people she never would have thought have the deepest secrets. And who's this mysterious "nerd" that keeps catching her eye?

What do you do when everything seems to be going wrong? Punch a pillow, write an angry note, scream at the sky? Not Zera Davis. Instead Zera cuts herself. No one has ever discovered her secret until Connor Easton moves to her small Canadian town. Connor says that he could help her but, he needs her to trust him. So will Zera trust Connor enough to get help, or will she continue on with her downward spiral.

all of my poems have something to do with razorblades,cutting,feeling alone,and being empty,i can't help writing about these things because i feel this way all the time.heres a look inside my head,it's a bit scary.

Raw emotion from eyes that have to fake alot of happiness while watching the world burn up in flames as the ruthlessness of the people go unnoticed by one another. -Rebecca Atkinson