Brokeninnocence Stories

She was only six. Six - when she learned how cruel words could sound behind a smile. > "Bina baap ke bhi bacchi kitni khush rehti hai..." They laughed. But Maya didn't. That one sentence shattered something inside her - the innocence, the trust, the peace. Every night after that, she whispered to her toys, "Why don't I have a father? Am I that different?" But the silence answered louder than words ever could. Home was supposed to be safe, but for Maya, it became a place of fear - where love had limits, laughter had lies, and even the walls seemed to whisper her name with pity. She grew up carrying wounds no one saw, smiling when it hurt, and pretending when it burned. Because for Maya, childhood wasn't about dreams... it was about survival. And the most painful part? No one even noticed she was breaking. "Even laughter can destroy a child."

this is a book of poems ive written, read 'em,vote, doesnt matter. enjoy

Elena Ward grew up believing she had a "perfect" life, never realizing her parents had simply kept their true nature hidden from her. After her graduation, when she's attacked walking home alone, that illusion breaks the moment she needs them most. Their sudden coldness leaves her stunned and unprotected, and before she can even process what's happening, her old neighbor Wallus Pike steps in and quietly takes her in. As the town begins twisting her experience into something easier for them to dismiss, Elena finds herself caught between fear, confusion, and the fragile safety he offers. Her parents pull away, more focused on their own comfort than her pain. The people she once trusted fade into silence, leaving her to navigate the aftermath with only Wallus's steady presence beside her. Her body weakens under the weight of everything she's trying to hold together. And as her life shifts in ways she never expected, the world she thought she knew feels suddenly unfamiliar and fragile.

One Choice can change lives. One Choice can be the difference between a hero or a villain. Ever wonder if one decision could change the course of your life? There are two poems in this, each with the same character, situation, well, everything: The only difference is one, single choice.

"I care about you." "No you don't! Not the way that I do, and I can't take it anymore Calum. Stop playing with my emotions..." *** *{Calum Hood Fanfiction}*