Poetry based on prompts from Instagram (J.R. Rogue and Kat Savage) about The War In Us. In love and heartbreak, we find that we are at war. It is a war with who we are, who we will be, and with what we do in response. In this war sometimes we win, and sometimes we lose, but we all come back with scars from the battle.

'I watched it falling, dancing with the wind. A vivid green caught my eye. Why did it fall, had it sinned? The bold leaf floated by.' - A Lone Ranger. 'They say, you could rattle the stars in the sky, If you dared enough and Crown the glitter in you, If you had enough!' - Beautiful Sorrows. Those excerpts are from some of the poems I've written in this book! Just a collection of short poems, covering many topics. From cute, happy poems to dark, heart sick ones. If you're a fan of poetry it's a must try, even if not just check out. I'll just love it!

A collection of poetry Some humorous, some sad and some joyful, but always from the heart. "One day a little mouse Got tired of living in my house Tired of staying on the ground In reach of vicious hounds So out it set upon it's quest To stop living the life Of a household pest... " The first poems in here were written when I was around thirteen or fourteen while the last ones were written when I was nineteen. It charts my growth as a writer thanks to the wonderfully supportive Wattpad community. (2015-2020)

Poetry done by me. My first work here. Feel free to correct any errors. Thank you. Enjoy! Vote and Comment please.

A collection of poems about the inherent downfall brought about by technology

A collection of poems

❝ abluent; a medical cleansing agent ❞ I want to wash away all this sadness in my soul. This book is for all the times I've felt depressed, and for all the people who I no longer have in my life. Whether Death took them from me, or they left by choice...this book is for them. No, wait. It's for ME. ME being able to deal with losing them all. This book isn't for one person, it's for everyone. ~sequel to FLIP-SIDE~

My Grandmother's Hair, by Ann Elizabeth Carson. is a social memoir that includes poetry and visual images of the author's art work, Ann Elizabeth Carson, BA and MEd (University of Toronto), Diploma, Arscura School of Art, is a poet, writer, sculptor, and feminist, one of Toronto’s Mille Femmes (in the arts) at the 2008 Luminato Festival. Her work includes Shadows Light, poetry and sculptures (Longboat Alliance, 2005); My Grandmother’s Hair (Edgar Kent, Dundurn, 2006) The Risks of Remembrance, new poems (Words Indeed, 2010) and We All Become Stories (Blue Denim press, 2013). Selections from and reviews of Ann’s books and presentations have appeared from Maine to Manitoulin Island and Vancouver.

Pia has grown up in a secret laboratory hidden deep in the Amazon rain forest. She was raised by a team of scientists who have created her to be the start of a new immortal race. But on the night of her seventeenth birthday, Pia discovers a hole in the electric fence that surrounds her sterile home--and sneaks outside the compound for the first time in her life. Free in the jungle, Pia meets Eio, a boy from a nearby village. Together, they embark on a race against time to discover the truth about Pia's origin--a truth with deadly consequences that will change their lives forever. Origin is a beautifully told, shocking new way to look at an age-old desire: to live forever, no matter the cost.