Eyeopener Stories

***JUDGES PICK OF VERSIFICATION 2023 *** "you push and I pull. skin to skin. scars blend and bleed. attached til we die. will I finally escape before it's time? reflecting what's inside. stars will have to align. until then, it's you and I." Here's my entries for verification! Let's see how this goes. I don't know if the title or the summary poem will go alongside the poems. But yeah, it wouldn't be me if didn't though.

Tahlah , Kolby & Janelle are a product of their environment. Abuse , drugs and crime are normalized and getting out seems to be nobody's goal. Nobody except for Tahlah that is. Tahlah's dad leaving her family makes her develop a mistrust for men. She grows to have deep confusion of sexuality and develop feelings on and unexpected childhood friend.

to the heartbroken. (ASTRICTS NEXT TO TITLE MEANS TRIGGER WARNING**)

My first poem on wattpad. There isn't much to describe about a poem, the title should give you an idea and the rest is suspense.. Its a poem with a moral and written with the intention of giving da'wah (call to righteousness), so do read it and let me know how well it fulfilled its purpose. Non muslims are free to read it as its about the reality of death and how when we do meet with it one day, all that is said in the religion of islam sounds so true... A humble request for a dua that the heart of this servant of Allah عزوجل also becomes enlightened to become a good practising muslim with steadfastness. اللهمَّ آمين يارب العالمين. R.Kauthar

Love is soft, love is gentle, love comes in its own time. Love is not forced, love is given freely. But love needs effort. That is what Blake understood now on.

This is just some of my favorite basketball quotes. NONE OF THESE ARE MINE! These are just some quotes I find inspiring. Most of these don't come with an author so they are mostly anonymous. However if anyone finds one that is not I will give all credit to the author. Again none of these are mine. I hope you ballers can read these and help get inspired.

Living a christian life in a generation like ours with so many temptations around is a hard task. A lot of people, mostly teens have desired to live a life that's glorifying unto God but they found themselves unable to do so. This book is an eye opener to people out there on how to remain strong in the faith in times like this.

Dark moments turned into something beautiful. This is Beauty In The Shadows where grim topics are made into art.

The story about the being and his road to eternity and bliss.

a story about a girl named milly who's is picked on at school,she hides homework from her parents and test grades are hidden as well. Art is her only escape from this scary reality for milly. A good story for anyone who has kids or friends who are struggling at school since something near what happened to milly happend to me I feel like no one saw it from my perspective and I want to open up peoples eyes. There is nothing inappropriate in this book but there's a lot of bad spelling and grammar since it's a 7 year olds perspective of the world. Please enjoy

Who are we is based on my own personal experiences of the world and what the world expects of everyone not putting into consideration that everyone is different in their own right

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Glasgow, 1991 A tour of life in its finest forms... starting with an unmistakable encounter. When Emily Jones is asked to grab something from her basement, something unusual happens. Emily meets someone who can help her understand what life is and how to get through it. She learns many things, but how can she accomplish them?

In the shadows of a bustling city, a little girl's life is a testament to the cruelty and indifference of those who walk past her. With no one to rely on but herself, she must navigate a world that is filled with peril and heartbreak, where the kindness of strangers is as rare as a ray of sunshine in a storm. But in the midst of the darkness, she finds a glimmer of hope and determination, fueled by the strength of her own will. This is the story of a forgotten child, whose life on the streets is a reflection of the brokenness and injustice that lurks beneath the surface of a city that never sleeps.

Journalism student Faith despises how the rich enjoy privileges that should be basic rights. In class, she constantly clashes with Gavin, a privileged political science student born into wealth and influence. Their heated debates expose their opposing worlds-but as their connection deepens, so does the challenge to both their beliefs.

A collection of quiet truths for anyone learning how to let go, grow alone, and come home to themselves. These chapters don't offer perfect answers-just honest reflections on pain, love, healing, and the slow courage it takes to choose yourself. For the ones who feel too much and carry it all anyway-this is for you.

Just the thoughts and ponders of a girl put into poems of significance to her heart. #1 Journal

Perspectives is a unique collection of insights, and observations on life, and many other aspects of human nature, all from my (author) point of view. Through poetry, it delves into the complex web of human emotions and experiences. Each piece is an opportunity for reflection and introspection, allowing you to see life from new perspectives and gain insight into my own thoughts and experiences. - V. Tialyn

She was only 17, but yet her young mind had had to endure more than she thought capable. Her life had not been one of ease and it was not about to become one of ease in this age either. After she one day has a troubling encounter with her family she goes to seek recluse on top of a hill, when having spent the entire day there she returns home through the city only to experience a horrible turn of events that are hundreds of people's reality each day. "If we wash our hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless we side with the powerful - we don't remain neutral." "We refuse to believe that the banks of justice are bankrupt. We refuse to believe that there are insufficient funds in the great vaults of opportunity in this nation." - MLK