Adjective Stories

oh how each of their axes defined who they are. {lowercase intended} Credit to @smolseal for the current cover!

Easy and complexed adjectives that may make your stories or reviews better! Updating whenever. Will never be completed, always on going. Mostly published one part with three words a day. IntrovertOnline

A story about young friends and old wisdom.

This is a random thing to post at 7:11 in the morning but I think it needs to be said.

Few words, few moments, few feelings describe the whole life of people. Few more are always searched and achieved by them. and few are created and held in our hearts for lifetime.

The book can not read itself.

Ways to describe your type!

Fear is evil right? Calm is perfect. Who is Busy? Don't mess with Anger. Everyone loves Joy. Sadness is crazy. Love is giddy and cute. Loyalty has the heart of a lion. Jealousy has everything. Meet the emotions like never before. The cover does not belong to me; credits go to the original artist.

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.

Here I tell the story that was made.

The fourth primary color is a mystery, who has the words to describe it?

I do not know how to add a poem without first adding a description page. If anyone knows how, please let me know lol. This poem has no introduction other than this.

Akos Cohen feel the burden of fiasco now more than ever. How could he ever redeem himself? ••• 'Death By Adjectives' is a short-story based off the award-winning English (American) literature piece, 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. The title is a memoir to all the nice adjectives I could have used to describe fiasco.

You decide...