Distancing Stories

Another Owl House Fanfic A story of how 2 childhood best friends end up on completely different sides, but they can't help but think about how it got to this point. ... "Why can't you just do as you're told..." ... "You need to come with me Luz." ... "No, no, I like it here, I'm HAPPY here, I'm not leaving." ... "Listen kid, the only reason magic is illegal is cause the people up there, are afraid that they can't control it." ... "I'm sorry Luz." I call this, Princess to Rogue Au

I hardly ever heard a word out of her mouth during High School. I think you know the type. Sat in the back of the class. Kept to herself when asked anything. Never made eye-contact if she could help it. An enigma. A riddle. Emelia.

This is a rewrite of the original that I did. When reviewing the old one I realized that it was rushed and didn't make a lot of sense. So with this book I wanted it to seem less rushed although I can't guarantee that it will make sense since my very existence is confusing but I'll try. Thanks for the 7k on the OG book. This will be a little different from the first one since well I don't know but it'll be at least a little bit different. :)

Poems #inspiration though at some point, somewhat depressing. ©215253saphire

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back cover description Summary: Sunny Kirsty Ann Mae is lonely in the bustling schoolyard. She may be different, with her 'weird' eyes, but she's determined to not let it bother her. One startling day, she stumbles upon ABC, a secret, wonderful land, and the people there are nearly as nice as her valued, kind, loving mother. But before Sunny can process yet another stunning revelation, the classroom bully (along with several followers) and something bigger than Sunny can begin to fathom threaten to destroy ABC. Can Sunny Mae, a ten year old nonetheless, save ABC??!

"Do you see now, Jack? It ended exactly the way we thought it would..." An introverted artist reflects on her time in isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

TW: lot of depression stuff vent type thing poems ig

Rhyme and Reason is a collection of poems by Mrs. Faith and Ms. Angel and The poems is about what is going on in everybody life. The poems will make you feel good about yourself and help you fight back what is going in the world.

My very intriguing experience with social distancing

Literally just a bunch of random poems I wrote, however most of them are probably shit so bear with me folks. Also, cover credit goes to my irl friend, he took a picture of the sky right before it started to hale and then edited it. Nice skill tho, because that picture is the bomb.

After everyday wars written by AJCrazyEyes A tale of distancing caused by small everyday wars told in the form of poetry. Good reading.

Formally known as Ivan Talbot, Ivy Masterson moved to San Francisco to start her life anew. A woman lived inside a man's body itching to be released. Leaving his intolerable life as an Army brat behind, Ivan drifted from place to place until he met Acatus Evergreen. His benefactor helped him transition from a man into the woman he always longed to be. After the untimely death of Acatus, Ivy headed for San Francisco. She had high hopes of finding acceptance in the City by the Bay. She never expected to encounter The Plague. While the plague rages across the United States, Lt. Col. Oliver Talbot awaits orders. Along with his command, Delta Force Squadron G, he spends his time in an undisclosed location. They are prepared to roll at a moment's notice. All they require is the President's final approval. When his personal cell phone jingles, Oliver is not surprised to discover that his son has arrived at his grandparents' home. His wife, Elizabeth, has disappeared with her clique of girlfriends. Annoyed, Oliver Talbot lamented his marital decisions. He loved Nicola Prescott. However, after his mother poisoned him against her, he married Elizabeth Amberley. High in the Iranian Takht-e-Soleiman mountain range, Arastoo Mazanderani and Zeeba Bahrami gleefully celebrate their success in spreading their plague virus. Arastoo believed he answered a higher calling, the call of Allah. He intended the destroy the LBGTQ community in San Francisco. His plan worked marvelously. Far more than his expected. In San Fransisco, BahAr Mazanderani is on a mission. Believing her brother, Arastoo means to play on prank on unsuspecting Americans, she releases small vials of fleas. Blissfully unaware of the raging plague, Elizabeth Talbot lives it up in Jamaica. Her fun comes to a screeching halt when the pool bar suddenly shuts down. She and her friends are placed in quarantine.