This is the story of a young girl that, well, doesn't quite know what's going on, when she was young her parents loved her and her 'imaginary' friends, 'till she showed them bruises on her neck and claimed one of them put it's hands around her throat and lifted her up! After a stern talk with her father, things seem to change, mom stops hiding her drinks, neither parent seem to ever bother going outside to smoke, you know, small things, oh and her mom terrorized her by her seeing her get drunk and scream at, and threaten, her siblings. While she's trying to figure out what happened, her siblings have blamed her, her friends and teachers think it's just a story and she wants attention, and so she's left alone to deal with her demons, the kind no five year-old should have, and not to mention all the unexplained things happening to her. Are the really ghosts? But dad said they weren't real? Maybe if she ignores them they'll go away? Yeah, big mistake. Now at the tender age of 14, she's ready to talk, tell the world what she's seen and heard, the people that hurt her, her parents, life at home, everything that's wrong in her life, while hiding behind a screen and fake name of course.

Just some monologues i've written for projects in school, for extra credit or otherwise.

Terror has engulfed the small town of Canterbury, England. For the last two years, a killer has been on the loose, and on the trail of their latest victim. Known only by a nickname of Chaucer, Police officer Logan Schultz and Detective Diana Alauda, along with their team of experts; can only hope that this last victim will tell just who Chaucer is, and why. But what happens when the trail leaves investigators at a prestigious private boarding school?

Some sad, and some happy poems.