Endoftheyear Geschichten

After a turbulent year in the late night world, Jimmy is moments away from stepping onstage for his last show of the year when he receives an anonymous text with a chilling warning: 2026 will be much worse. Choosing not to burden his staff or family, Jimmy keeps the message to himself as the show goes on-but the words linger in the back of his mind. As applause fills the studio, he's left wondering whether the hardest part is behind him... or still waiting just beyond the lights.

A poem written last year in December directly from bed at 3:00 am, forgot to publish but published it now. It's a poem which shows all the emotions that I am feeling in this last month of the year(2024). I have lost my favorite person this month only, the past five years ago, and this month is also my most favorite month of the year as it is the month of snow, Christmas, Santa and the endless hope of the good beginning of new year.

This Is going to be based on my feelings on how I think that my year turned out and what it is that I could've done to make it better.

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Jessica Heflinck, a typical 15 year old, writes about her last days of freshmen year. Join her as you live through her incredible summer vacation which she may or may not meet someone who makes her summer a never Ending Break. 🌅

Landon is an 18 year old foster kid who has no idea where he wants to go in life. Oakley is a 17 year old girl from Colorado who is joining a new school in the middle of her senior year. It's practically social-suicide, but when her world of self-discovery clashes into Landon's world exploration, they both see the world in a new light.

𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐬 𝐦𝐲 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐲 𝐰𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐝 (last year 23)

Dear 2021

~class assignment~ _____ 1st: Inspired by Dylan Thomas's poem:"Do Not Go Gentle Into That Cold Night." 2nd: Inspired by Marilou Awiakta's poem:"An Indian Walks In Me." 3rd: Inspired by C. Day-lewis's poem: "Walking Away." 4th: Inspired by Pablo Neruda's poem: "If You Forget Me." 5th: Inspired by Linda Ellis's poem: "The Dash."

A book of 21 poems I've written in the last year. Come with me as I explore poetry I have written when I was just trying to put my thoughts on paper throughout 2021. Trigger warnings: mental illness, death, suicide, abuse