Some things just don't add up. Like the way the Nurses react. Or the newspaper, slipped through the bars of the camp. Or the pressure put on you to get a wrist tattoo before you can go on outings. Syany wakes up from her death on Earth to find that she actually never lived there. In fact, it's not a real place. Instead, it's a dream where one lives out their entire lives in order to become more mature and to decrease crime levels on Onowon. And after having been put in a comatose state for two years, the camp to readjust makes sense. But things start going awry. Some kids get sick. People are protesting. Items from outside the camp are forbidden. Syany and her friends start to get suspicious. And Those Who Be forbid they figure out what's going on. (dystopian/scifi. Previously uploaded on Iranyit [my other wattpad]. will be changing the cover) Managed a rank of 663 in Science Fiction and 263 in Dystopian

Alternative title: All the Ways in Which I Love A poem series dedicated to documenting crushes, appreciating my friends and articulating such, and finding a way to love my family. Love means so much to me. It used to be so difficult for me to do so, having been raised in a broken home and constantly moving and falling out of touch with friends when I was young. And in growing up, I've experienced such a large range of loss that it sometimes surprises me that I'm still alive, let alone able to love. I love so intensely, be it familial, platonic, or romantic. So I appreciate the people who can handle me and choose to stay with me more than I could ever really show, but maybe I can give them a inkling of what they mean to me in this series. Some of these will only appear here but the majority also appear in my other poetry collection. I made this one to be able to more easily find the poems that are more positive (and encourage myself to document my love more frequently).