❝The most rebellious people in society are the dreamers; for their minds are capable of creating incredibly beautiful and impossible concoctions. And those single thoughts alone have the ability to reconstruct anything.❞ Alice is nearing graduation and the stress is pushing her to breaking point. So, in a spontaneous decision to run away, she finds herself in the circus tent at a carnival two towns away. What better way to distract herself than speculating upon an entertaining show of optical illusions?

A collection of notes, a public library, two teenagers, and zero spoken communication.

"Why jump?" "Do you know what another word for 'autumn' is?" she asked. He stayed silent. "Fall."

❝W-What is this place?❞ I whispered, my gaze not able to drift off of the people. Her reply almost made my heart stop. ❝The suicide station.❞ And then my voice came out as a puzzled whisper. ❝The suicide...what?❞ - After the terrible shame put on her and her family because of a sex tape, Riley ends it all by jumping off a building. What she doesn't know, is that she didn't end anything. Instead, she started something far beyond normal. Riley wakes up in a small and abandoned island and soon meets other teeangers who committed suicide too. She eventually learns that she's stuck on a suicide station and there's no way out. Together with her new friends and a mysterious loner, Tobias, she tries to put together a puzzle to figure the key to getting out of this mysterious place.

In Lakewood, a small town with a reputation of crime, gangs, outcasts and violence, Lana Takumi is an orphan and a gang member disguised in ripped jeans of her late mother and old flannels of her late father. She feels stuck in an endless cycle of being The Wolf of her gang in front of the town and being haunted by her traumatic past every day behind closed curtains. Everett Weston is the new kid in town, struggling to move on from his sister's death and living up to his parents' expectations. When he claims the title of the student council president, he fixes the corrupted school system, cleans up the school, and stands up to The Sirens, the most feared and powerful group of girls in Lakewood. Not to mention he is too nice and naive for his own good. However, they both quite literally collide into each other in an attempt to save a cornered student. Afterward, as much as Lana tries to stay away, Everett doesn't seem to stop colliding into her while also unveiling everything she hides behind her closed off personality.

Book 2 of the "Unspoken Words" series. A completely unexpected, but tragic event three months prior has left the town of EverGreen in horrifying shock. As Maya Greene's hollow laughs echo in the school hallways, her tattered diary filled with bleeding, yet unspoken words, is left in the hands of EverGreen High's loner. Cayden Bloom, who always watched Maya Greene from afar, but knew those sapphire blue eyes held something more than just perfection.

Book 1 in the "Unspoken Words" series. This is a short story in which every chapter is a short diary entry. "And with that, she jumped." ~ After blowing out the candles on her birthday cake during her 17th birthday, Maya Greene takes her last breaths while saying her last goodbyes before she jumps. And all she leaves behind is a tattered diary consisting of pages inked with her unspoken words. ⭐️The Bright book Awards: 3rd place (Short story)

Seventeen-year-old Rachel Adams had it all. Wealth, popularity, brains, beauty, the school's hottest boyfriend, everlasting friends and loving parents. Sadly, one tragic incident on the 1st September of 2017 turned her whole world upside down. The school's princess became the school's broken girl with anger issues and that date remained a mystery. But what happens when she crosses paths with Elliot Waters? A cheerful, humorous and softhearted guy who is assigned as her tutor. When Elliot realizes Rachel's plans, he sets out on showing her that life is still worth living before graduation approaches. But everything isn't always as it seems. Elliot has his own scars, his own demons and his own past. ~ ⭐️Winner of The Chocolate Awards: 1st place (teen fiction) ⭐️Winner of World of Champion Awards 1st place (teen fiction) ⭐️Winner of Choco Awards 1st place (teen fiction) ⭐️Winner of Monthly Queen Awards 1st place (teen fiction) ⭐️Winner of Possibility Awards 1st place (teen fiction)

Meet the Selkies: seals by day, humans by night. Or, in the case of Tora Urchadainn: seal by day, thief by night. And Tora is just about to learn that even the best thieves sometimes get caught. Inspired by Scottish mythology about the Selkies, The Sea Thief is a YA Fantasy set in the arctic land of Narenji. As the eldest of three sisters, it is Tora's duty to hunt and kill to feed her family. Except there's one catch: Tora is scared of blood. She can't hunt. Instead, Tora has spent the past few years mastering the art of theft. Pickpocketing, shoplifting, sleight of hand - she's done them all. Every morning, she takes off her seal coat, poses around as a human, and steals her dinner from the human markets. But one day, Tora's seal coat gets stolen. And, without it, she can't turn back into a seal and swim back to her family. When Tora finds the boy who took her seal coat, they strike up a bargain: if Tora helps him steal from the Cobalt Sea Pirates, he will give her back the coat. Before she even knows it, Tora finds herself planning her biggest heist yet. And this time, it's not her dinner that's on the line. It's her life. Gorgeous cover by @awesomeSTG

This is basically a collection of simple poems I wrote a while ago. Also a few new ones. Mostly inspiring ones. And some love poems as well. My attempt at poetry again after ages. Please peep in. :) Thanks :)