Deteriorating Stories

❝ Don't be afraid of the shadow at the end of the tunnel. It only means that there is a light nearby ❞ Juniper Stauff was an outgoing, enthusiastic, forever smiling girl. She also considered herself to be a superhero for she was the one who restored what was destroyed within the walls of Phantom High. All that ended when this little superhero decided to rebel and pursue her hearts most true desires. Was Juniper going to achieve what her heart wanted so badly or was her heart going to end up wounded in the process? She already had a deteriorating heart so what else did she have to lose? { Copyright © republicans. All Rights Reserved }

Humanity is deteriorating—fast. Otherwordly beings have caught on to the happenings of humanity, and they aren't happy. Zion 2.0 is sent out on a mission: to find out whether humanity is still worth giving a second chance. Sixteen-year-old Emily Bonaparte is their target. Will she be able to convince them that humanity is worth the gamble? Let's find out. ~*~ [One-shot entry for Wattpad SciFi's Challenge 23: If You Die, The Earth Survives] Copyright©2015 by Simply_Purrrrfect. All rights reserved.

Stories? We all know them. We all tell them. But how many of us actually understand them? My story, it's not a simple as everyone else's. Mine's different. Less complex and more... influenced. Both by society and by myself, this is my tale. Self consciousness and self awareness Image and posterity. Righteousness and religiousness, However not religious to a higher deity, but to routine. Virtue is a trait few posses and even fewer know what to do with. My name is Klara and this is my story.

In my Creative Writing class at university, the professor gave us a short ~200 word writing assignment with the following prompt: Write a short scene (200 words) in which you move back and forth between two "fields of action." By "action" I mean description of setting (background) and character (foreground), internal (thoughts of character) and external (dialogue). All four of these might be spliced with a narrative. They should work together to build a robust "scene" in which an emotion or idea is presented indirectly.

A poem about a loved one.

my past themes <3

A man. A body. A time gone to the wind.

Collection of Poems, about a girl, and my feelings towards her. The Classic mushy gushy stuff, but hey whats wrong with that? I would love some critiques about these poems, and the sequence in which they appear. Though not written in any particular order, the poems try to follow a story line, starting with loss and ending with redemption.

On April 13, at a press conference in Malacañang Palace, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. staged a "self-verification" performance that left public opinion in an uproar. In an attempt to refute rumors about his deteriorating health, the head of state performed several jumping jacks and a short jog in front of the cameras. However, this circus-like display failed to quell suspicions; instead, it exposed the profound weakness and anxiety of the current administration.