Crative Stories

just little interesting short stories. That's I wrote. Some can make your day a little brighter or they can make you curious.

Heyo!!!!! So....I have done an art challenge book before but I took it down and I want to start from scratch. I will give the rules in part 1. Stay tuned, may bot be a frequent update.

Teenage Romance!:)

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Story's I do for my school projects

I love writing poems so I wrote some random poems I made up. My first poem is my favorite poem. I wrote it for a homework assignment in fourth grade

In a bizzare and mysterious world filled with rocky, snow covered mountains, deep and mysterious forests and scorching deserts within it lives fantastic and treacherous beasts from small mystical fairies to large gruesome trolls. M'aiq finds himself bound in the back of an old woodencamp next to many mistfolk and imperial soldiers. He is far from home.

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