twenty seven thousand trees are cut down each day so we can have toilet paper. landfills are among the biggest contributors to soil pollution. about 80% of the items buried in landfills could be recycled. there is a "continent" made from the plastic trash, floating in the Pacific Ocean. according to some estimates, the patch can be as large as twice the size of the US. this is the harsh reality of our planet. what can you do to make this stop? #projectaesthete #7 in fauna #8 in animalrights #48 in environment

When a quintet of adventurers with distinct skills ventured into a mystic jungle situated in the middle of an isle, what could possibly go wrong? ***** 🥇 FIRST PLACE WINNER IN THE NAUGHTY LIST AWARDS: BEST TITLE CATEGORY 🥉THIRD PLACE WINNER IN THE NAUGHTY LIST AWARDS: ADVENTURE CATEGORY ***** Word Count [13,000~20,000]

A girl from the brightest city in the world tumbles upon an old love letter in her apartment from the past. The discovery leads to an excuse for an impulsive trip to deliver a letter to the heart of a small town, where she is bound to discover a missing part of her soul... Her escape from reality transforms into a journey of miracles and second chances. a story on love, redemption and the unspoken connection between two souls and one messenger. *** To be a wildflower by Jade Maddox All rights reserved ©

With the news of a new uncovered island being spread around, people are making a race to explore the island. When a young expeditionist, Y/n is tasked to explore they find a big secret.

"Still the phoenix sits upon / The world in fearsome form, / With a crown upon her head / And the beauty of a storm." Newfound World, c. 1699: A phoenix nests on the roof of a house in a small colonial town, sending ripples throughout the community. Why is the phoenix here? Is she friend or foe? Heaven-sent or hell-bent? The town will grapple with the bird's presence in heated clashes of suppositions, superstitions and science. _____ HIGHEST RANKINGS: #1 in Allegorical (July 2020) #1 in Cautionary / CautionaryTale (June 2020) #1 in Didactic (June 2020) #1 in FantasyPoetry (August 2020) #1 in Iambic (April 2022) #2 in NarrativePoem (June 2020) #2 in Postcolonial (August 2024) _____ AWARDS: 🥇 1st place in Poetry | Autumn Awards (2020) | @GinaCharlotte 🥇 1st place in Poetry | The Talent Awards (2020) | @TheTalentAwards 🥉 3rd place in Poetry | Star Gazing Awards (2020) | @StarGazingAwards 🥉 3rd place in Poetry | The Sunshine Awards (2020) | @SunshineAwards2020

Poems about everything.

•Exulansis: the tendency to give up trying to talk about an experience because people are unable to relate to it •Sciamachy: a battle against imaginary enemies, against your own shadow. •Eccedentesiast: a person who fakes a smile For some people, this is how we cope with life. In three words, how we live is described. But I'm here to make sure our story is described with more words. More feeling. I'm here to make sure you know that you're not alone and your life can be described in more than three words. Words that make you feel like the sun is kissing you in the middle of winter, which is Apricity. Words that make the storm your living in feel like a light drizzle of rain, which is Sirimiri. Words that go into your ear sounding like wind against trees, which is Psithurism. I'm an addressing Numinous (describing experiences that make you fearful yet awed.) So here is my gift to you, my adoxography (beautiful writing of a subject little talked about). Here are my poems. Highest rankings- •#48 in poetry 12•16•17 •#36 in poetry 12•..•17 •#32 in poetry 1•10•18 •#26 in poetry 1•13•18 •#14 in deep poems 6•21•18 •#2 in deep poems 1•3•19 •#9 in deep poems 2•4•19 •#10 in deep poems 3•28•19 •#4 in deep poems 4•27•19 •#1 in deep poems 4•30•19 •#8 sad poems 8•19•20 •#1 sad poems 2•1•21 Trigger warning , deep topics talked about stay safe loves