Exclusion Stories

Did you miss significative moments between Scorpia and Entrapta during Season 5? Have you wondered how Entrapta found the LUVD crystal? This is my speculation of what happened, before the beginning of last season (thus before Launch).

This poem is for those who feel left out

A novel about difference, alienation, and the quiet endurance of inner worlds, Paper planes explores what it means to be profoundly attuned to life in a society that moves too fast, speaks too loudly, and rarely stops to notice. It is a meditation on identity, trauma, and the invisible structures that define how we belong - or do not.

Hey, you! Yes you, Rodrick! Do you know what an introvert is? According to the globally accepted definition, an introvert is someone who is reserved and not very communicative. However, a perfectly socially adapted and outed person can be mistaken by you for an "introvert" just for the simple fact that that someone is shy, other people are rude or just because they don't like YOU. This story is about a boy, or a girl, or anyone who feels personally victimized. This is a story about introverts, but it's also about sadness, social exclusion and especially bullying. I hope that Rodrick will one day read this and realize the asshole that he is, which is going to be kind of hard because he doesn't read - I guess that explains why he has that small judgmental brain. P.S.: I'm just letting you know that English is not my mother tongue, so excuse me for my not-so-advanced skills. Please tell me if I make any mistake.

What would people do if one day, you were gone? Would they care, cry, maybe even drown in their tears? What if they didn't even notice? Cara has tried to fit in for year upon year and has been declined time after time. Not able to understand what a real friend is like, she lives her life in black-and-white. She has cried herself to sleep more than she hasn't and then once her life seems to be going good, she loses the love of her life. In three years, she goes from someone who wants friends to someone who no longer wants to live. Based on a true story -- scary right? I hope readers of Dancing Through the Sun will understand what some people go through every day. How some people can be so strong, but fall for the weakest of people. Yet, the weak ones tend to be best at tearing down the strong ones. Enjoy, friends!

Alliteration in some corners of the literate world is considered to be a lesser part of the form of art. I strongly disagree with this view, I sincerely think alliteration has much more literate potential than how it generally is being perceived. The true hardship for the writer of alliteration is to find words in such a way which will support either the rhythm of the story, or the storyline, as far as a poem can have a storyline of course. Where a poem may take you to different places in a few lines, storylines of poetry go beyond the rules of prose. There may well be poems where a storyline is language itself. The main character the I from the pen who wrote those poems. However when language becomes the storyline of a poem a new chapter emerges in both writing and reading. Can the writer still decipher his or her own message, or do they need the reader to tell her or him. Exactly that is what makes writing and reading alliteration exciting and intriguing. The writer submits to the assignment, only slight deviations allowed, all in service to written piece, subordinate to the writer's prompt. In this case it's words with the letter "p." I read somewhere that most words in English which start with this letter aren't originally from the English language. Second, during these weeks of self-isolation the word 'pandemic' lingered inevitably everywhere. Where it is connected to pain and suffering I saw the precipitation of tears, the waterfall of patients and human beings on the their way to the hunting grounds. I saw a rain consisting of humans. I saw the hypocrisy of daily numbers. Not only China under reports its numbers, it is a pathology in itself. On a worldwide scale people who aren't tested are left outside the equation. The outbreak managers only goal to hit the bell for flattening the curve, how flattering do the numbers need to be for a reopening, their apparent sole goal. The fact that beyond those mentioned an excess of people died put away to the side.

Sorry to say guys but this is a book of poems or phrase. This is the book that will always help me . I will try adding new ones once a week.

The feeling of not being wanted was what he felt All he ever wanted is to be included jungkook & reader

There is a magical world beyond mirrors, and it's chaotic as hell. Hi, I'm Zachary Brown and this story is about how I met a witch and accidentally got stuck in a group of rebellious magicians that want to overthrow the magical government. ⚠️Includes (alot of) cursing ⚠️Includes violence

"Introvert", "Shy Guy", "Nerd", etc. I've been called many things. Now this is my time to tell my story, about my life. I've been through a lot. This is the tale of my life, in poems.

Acrostic poems, where the initial letters of each line form the title of the poem.

Technical exclusion refers to the barriers-whether intentional or accidental-that prevent search engines, users, or devices from fully accessing and interacting with your website. These issues often occur in the background and are not obvious to the average visitor, but they can significantly impact your site's performance, user experience, and visibility in search engines like Google.

Dans un monde où certains humains peuvent se transformer en animaux, Ian découvre malgré lui la terrible exclusion dont sont victimes les ''Honimaux".

This poem is about someone who enters a foreign place with foreign objects. She is not welcomed there, and has no where else to go. This poem is filled with plenty of symbolic notions. Some of which include how exclusion may drive someone to the extreme. Another may be the effect loneliness may have on someone. I hope you enjoy it!

The Zone is nature's wrath-a place that has cast off humanity, weary of its greed, avarice, and selfishness. And yet, there are still those who dare to enter: stalkers, seeking to unravel its secrets, rid the world of its threat, or simply enrich themselves. This collection invites you on a perilous journey through the world of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The author carefully preserves the lore of the cult game while offering a glimpse at another side of its universe-more philosophical, unsettling, at times monstrously amoral. Chernobyl will leave you with impressions that cannot be erased.