Intersections Stories

A war between two Kingdoms has been going on for centuries. The meeting of the two made a change of their future. One that doesn't know what true love is, and one that does. Killing the one you love for your own benefit can lead you to despair. While killing yourself to be with the one you truly love has risks. Finding the right person is pretty tough, but it can lead you to a happy ending. Love is eternal, and it goes on till afterlife.

To think that we could intersect with someone with completely efferent lifestyles would make us feel privileged. To notice the many coincidence that daily life hints at could make us feel happier. To learn to grown love out of anger should be our goal. For every single year. No matter if the two previous things seem hard. We should care. We should communicate. We should apologize. We should forgive. And. We should exchange unconditional love. Like "love doves" ready to depart. These are just a few things that this story intends to encourage. You are responsible for noting the rest. Everything else is up to you. Take it. Fly.

Poetic pondering of the intersections of nature, life, and the spiritual.

this is the story of the time our paths crossed, and we had our own little intersection. this is the story of us.

This is a collection of poems with the construction of "six lines . " They were written daily during my summer of 2012/13 ( southern hemisphere ) when I was first participating on wattpad as a regular. I posted six poems everyday with a crazy challenge of writing a ridicules number of poems over a short period of time. All the poems are inspired by the Lewis Carroll's classic Alice in Wonderland one of the first books I read as a young person, in fact as a teen. Before the age of 12 years my reading skills where non-existent because of learning difficulties, so when I finally did read a whole book right through Alice was it. So Alice hold's a special place in my heart and soul because of this fact. I hope you enjoy the reading of this failed collection as I do not think I have actually finished this challenge. If someone out there would like to count and let me know, please. How many more poems do I need to write?