High school freshman Violet Ferguson was never like the other girls. She dressed differently, acted differently, looked differently, and even talked differently. She wasn't exactly your bright ray of sunshine, but hey, she wasn't always Debbie Downer, either. All of this is put to the test when she and her best friend make a big "oopsie" in their friendship that leads to disastrous results. Nothing would ever be the same. Now all Violet has left is her iPod, her mom's blue hoodie, and...a rusty razor. Can Violet cope or will she fall down, too?

Poetry I started years ago and have started adding to again cause why not. Life is a bitch, eat a banana and move on yadada. So this is about abuse, self harm, depression and mental illness. I've had a bit happen to me but hey not everything is that bad, but sometimes scars just dont heal, ya know? So I'm just gonna be writing and posting when something comes to mind and edit my older stuff. Read at your own risk of being triggered?

Violet Lee Coleman was a regular teenage student at Riverside High School, until she opened her eyes to reality. No more would their be believing in fairy tales and happily-ever-afters. But that was only the trigger to falling deeper into the hole of actuality. The more she thought about it, the harder she was hit with pangs of sadness and hatred. Life didn't sound so pleasant anymore. This is the story of one girl's dwindling hope and happiness as she faces battles with school, family, friends, and most importantly herself.

Meet Amy the suicidal teen whom decides to write in her diary only when she's at her weakest points, finding it at first pretty foolish to write inside of a diary but then finding it a lifesaver.

How did I end up so lonely and broken? What did I do to make everyone hate me? Why is the world so cruel? All these questions slip out my head as my life is slipping from my fingertips..