Acronyms cerita

We are teens. The future generation. We sure have a pretty messed-up and dirty mind. These book consists of acronyms, slangs and all you need to know as a teen.

Just know that one day I'll turn from your name, Once love fades to ashes, it never burns the same, Soon I'll leave you behind, both in body and mind, In your tears you'll search for what you can't find, Pieces of me will vanish, like smoke in the air, And I won't be there - not anywhere.

A quick acronym about the Joker.

A quick look at the "after."

THE CONTENT OF THIS STORY IS MY CONONATIVE INTERPRETATION OF WORDS. DON'T TAKE THIS AS A SOURCE FOR ITS EXACT DEFINITION OR ACRONYM. THANKS

This is just something I thought of when trying to sleep one night. As soon as it popped into my head, I grabbed my phone, opened up notes and jotted it down. I just wanted to post it onto here to see if it had any interest, and if there is any point to finish it off, as it has been sitting in my notes for over a year now.

Bored at school? No problem!

Simply acronyms. They are broken up into different subcategories.

January English Nightowl Niceish Icy Friday Earlybird Random

National Pancake day is March 8th. Pancakes are awesome so this is a brief poetry book to honor them

A guide to all acronyms (that I know)

We all have regrets. We all smile. We all frown. Sometimes all we need is an encouraging word from others or seeing that someone else is also going through pain to understand one's self. In this book which consist of poems, entries, and thoughts there are stones in which no one would consider to glance at but also sees a new way to treasure. This book is for those who are in need or curious. This is my atonement. How I write when I need. Now take a look--even if it were just a glance. Who knows? The words that follow may surprise you.

With this, I wanted to take a simple idea, some little word or phrase perhaps, and turn that thought into something with beauty and meaning. It doesn't always rhyme but sometimes, it doesn't have to. It's the words themselves that carry the weight.