Dear whoever you might be, I hope someday you'll find this and know that this is everything I didn't say. Copyright © 2015 by CielloMaxin Highest ranking: #11 in Poetry #7 in poetry - 10/9/16 #5 in poetry - 10/11/16 #4 in poetry - 10/29/16 DISCLAIMER: I do not own the photos I use for the covers of my books. All credits belong to their respective owners.

She has a fear of the dark while he has a fear of jumping. A story about a girl and a boy who are both suffering from some sort of fear.

Don't know why... but it's exhilarating to write things from a negative point of view.. The world's not so sugar, spice and everything nice anyways.. And extra high level of pollution doesn't allow an urban person to lose himself/herself in the beauty of nature.. So satire.. political, angst, rage-induced negative dark gloomy lines are the stuffs that mostly comes out of my pen.. and some of them often come as lyrics.. hope ye enjoy... P.S. 'The Sentinels' a piece by me featured here, also contains a lyric video...

A girl battling with depression living a whimsical lost adventure called life with a boy and deals with obstacles that comes through the way

you said it would sting. //train tracks with miles// © 2015 flawed-

[ Trough words, letters, messages and phone calls. Trough songs, poems and pictures. Trough black and blue, coma and worse; our pulse never stopped synchronizing. ] #68 in Short Story on February 13th 2015

story #3 in the 'for the flawed' series. tw | abuse he thought he could fix her he thought he could make her b e a u t i f u l but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. (lowercase intended for stylistic purposes.) © 2015 flawed-

#1 in 'the building' series she was nothing but a doll everyone played with how they wanted to, he was nothing but a empty color in a rich picture, not even noticeable. both robbed of their childhood, they seek comfort in each other, in the only place they felt free. copyright © all rights reserved

a story about a girl whose fear of the human race is greater than any fear of the dark. highest ranking: #47 in poetry

anecdotes and shenanigans and punctuation.