Chickadee Stories

'Who could heed the words of Charlie Darwin?' The girl stepped out onto her porch. 'Fighting for a system meant to fail?' She watches her mother and brother being dragged away by Them. 'Spooning water from the broken vessels.' The razor has been dragged across her skin many times. 'As far as I can see there is no land.' Then they showed up on her doorstep.

a poem in dedication to my favorite animal and bird.

Iconic quotes of an iconic woman! Quotes and lines from the icon Mary Jane West aka. Mae West (I know half of you are only here, after watching Alaska on SnatchGame) -I don't own any rights to the movies, I just quote them- (but i think thats pretty clear...)

A man in the midst of a spiritual journey gets lost in a forest and learns important lessons from the birds he encounters along the way.

There are those fantasy stories where an ordinary person discovers that they're actually extraordinary. Then, with their newfound power, they can go off and save the world. You always cheer for the protagonist as they become someone totally awesome and someone you can admire. Does anyone really stop to ponder over tales about a hero who started on their epic quest but it was cut short since that hero was suddenly killed? The bad guy won, the end! Nope, you would've heard of the hero who actually defeated the villain. That would probably be because no one wanted to hear a story about failure. We'd rather hear about the extraordinary and special occurrences since we're living on the normal side of the world our whole lives. I was like that. I longed for adventure and searched for it. But, it never found me. It found my best friend instead. She's extraordinary and I'm ordinary. She's the protagonist and I'm the sidekick, the extra of my own life story.

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Envy is where all the trouble starts.

Being an ordinary girl isn't hard. That can't be said for everyone, however. Lucy tries, tries to be the best form of perfection to showcase to other families and even peers. This all isn't true. Her family, more like a controlling mother and a strict father that don't let her do anything but go to school, eat, do homework, and sleep. Her peers, more like a group of friends that exclude her in everything they do. The woods offer sanctuary, a tranquil place to clear her mind. But one trip into the woods, after wishing upon a mere dandelion, will change her life for either the best or worst.

Violetta was looking forward to summer camp, everyone was. It was supposed to be safe and fun, and at first, everyone was there, enjoying camp. But when some girls enter the woods at night, they don't come out. There's something in those woods.....something that has been there for as long as anyone can remember.....but the thing is, no one knows what it is......and it is the very reason that those who go in alone at night, don't come out....... This story is rated PG-13 for mild language, scary moments, deep sadness, and "Girly stuff."