O Me! O Life!...of the questions of these recurring; of the endless trains of the faithless...of cities filled with the foolish; what good amid these, O me, O life? That you are here-that life exists and identity, That the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse. What will your verse be? 'Carpe Diem' is a collection of poems inspired by "John Keating",(Oh Captain, My Captain) and the name is "Nuwanda. I'm still a beginner and the poems just like Human Evolution will keep on getting better and better as you continue to read Vote if you like and comment if you love. Thanks. Hope you'll enjoy reading it

When you like a guy, you like a guy. © vanessa rogers

In which Kiara Bergmann meets a German boy who should've been buried over two hundred years ago. [Extended summary inside] #22 Short Story #115 Humor

A body positivity movement, in which Belle Moore emphasises the beauty of our birthday suits.

This is the story of how Emily Albert met Oliver Dobson in a bookstore. The two bibliophiles collided amidst the shelves of unturned pages, and from there it’s really just another textbook romance. Emily is an introvert who isn’t very good at talking. Oliver happens to be a rather skilled conversationalist. Emily has had enough with boys. Oliver is willing to try and convince her that not all boys are the same. With their mutual love of books, the two begin one of the oddest friendships ever formed. And through it, the truth about books and boys is uncovered once and for all.

"I see more cons than pros," she tells me. "Life is just one big jumbled mess of broken hearts and endless battles and words left unsaid." © valarie rae, two thousand and fifteen.

YEAH SO I'M EDITING THIS STORY SO THIS IS GONNA BE FULL OF PLOT HOLES AND BAD GRAMMAR I APOLOGIZE PLEASE DO NOT READ THIS YET "So, did you do all of these to make me notice you?" [cover by me] [warning: has a lot of cursing and maybe a little bit of sexual innuendos. read at your own risk.]

❝ my thoughts are stars i cannot fathom into constellations. but you, hazel grace, you’re a supernova. ❞ // based on john green’s “the fault in our stars”

this pull is more than just gravity.