Everythingmatters Stories

In the early 1960s - a dying father takes his son on a journey to meet The Beatles.

Will you do everything to get the love you always wanted?

This is not a novel, it consists of poetry on different topics like life, love and all other things everyone could relate with. This is just my way of expression. I hope you like it. For me poetry is the most beautiful way of expression..So let's dive in this sea of thoughts together.

just everything that comes to my mind - cause everything matters. -english isn't my first language- -cover by @/imtinna91 on pintrest-

thoughts here now

Society has changed, the way people think and express themselves is different, everyone is selfish, nothing matters anymore. Lily is struggling to cope with the world she lives in, especially when no one cared about the death of her brother she loved, but then she meets ash, a boy who has lost so much. He teaches her how to live happily and during all the time they spend together she discovers these feelings for him she never knew existed.

people says beauty and marks does not matter, but they also won't say what matters because in reality these only matters. so in this world not only focus on your goals just remove the words of others from your thoughts , take good care of yourself ,be happy, when you start taking care of yourself and your future people will die to come to you and talk to you. not only listen to your heart but do listen to your brain all the times. everything does matters in this world .

In a world increasingly defined by burnout, disposable thinking, endless productivity, and quiet disconnection, The Weight of Small Things asks a simple but deeply human question: What actually matters? Blending reflections on work, family, machines, craftsmanship, meaning, responsibility, and ordinary life, Sheldon Stodder explores the quiet truths that shape who we become-not through grand moments, but through small decisions repeated over time. From the dignity of honest labor to the lessons hidden inside old machines, from fatherhood and recovery to trust, burnout, cynicism, and the courage to care in a disappointed world, this collection of reflections challenges the belief that meaning is found in status, speed, or endless accumulation. Instead, The Weight of Small Things argues for something quieter and perhaps more difficult: A life built with intention. A life where work serves people, care compounds, responsibility matters, and ordinary things carry extraordinary weight. For anyone who has ever felt tired, disconnected, uncertain, or hungry for something more grounded, this book offers not easy answers-but an invitation: To slow down. To pay attention. To protect what matters. Because sometimes the smallest things shape a life the most. Now available for purchase on Amazon!

I have written about a boy, Adrian, and his long-lost sister, Kathy. I will let you discover the rest.