Justify storie

Written for the weekend Write-In: *** Justify: In 500 words, tell what happens when it's justified ***

More of the Weekend Write-In.

Its about a person I have been with.....

Cassandra didn't ever act this way before. She didn't wish unhappiness on to people who don't deserve. But, in Cassie's eyes, Alex definitely deserved it. She had seemed nice at first, but she soon starts stealing the attention of Cassie's friends, and the guy that she likes. Without thinking, Cassie starts to do things that she can't justify, which involves harassing Alex through letters left in her locker. She records her thoughts and feelings in a journal. These are the words of a bully.

Writing short stories is delightful, writing them every week is stimulating and when there is a theme/prompt to stick to, it is twice as delightful and stimulating. This book is a collection of random short stories written to weekly writing prompts from the WriteOnWriters Community.

What happens when something you learned early in life, something you grew up believing to be true, was false? Fake news. Written for the 13 April prompt "justify" Cover image borrowed from online article of Encyclopedia Britannica.

The queen of Albion is having a couple of thoughts after defeating the villain.

Justify VI Feb 2022 | Fallen Time

It is after morning workouts for the Kentucky Derby horses It is time for a bath so their grooms give them one.

not gonna lie. but it is not how you see it. not gonna lie. but what you earn , you won't keep it not gonna lie. but the world will never be without filters. not gonna lie. you can never know the fakers. not gonna lie. but it is nobody's fault. not gonna lie. but this is what we are taught, from those who were taught. not gonna lie. but i know you still didn't get this. not gonna lie. but it is worth reading, it is! not gonna lie. but we just read out not so self written scripts. not gonna lie. but other people's words affect the words from our lips. not gonna lie. but that is how we act our roles. not gonna lie. but we all are mere characters not original souls not gonna lie. but do you believe this is how your language was suppose to be. so, am i a lie? or did i just lie? or what could it possibly be?? so? what if we copy? at least we learn, fail, learn and for others who follow, we prove to be ORIGINAL. and that is how we justify our roles. one last time not gonna lie. but what if telling you this was my role???

Another complex poem about something simple. Can you figure out its subject?

Justine bumps into the popular guy known for being rich in her campus, 'Shane' and finds out all about him. For bribe, she tells the newspaper club everything. To Justine, for money for her family means selling out her trust.

These are poems that have many questions. The answer aren't found and always stand. As time passes, there will be more added so just keep searching.