Lifeforms Stories

A selection of poems

There's more than 1,000 people in Brigette's school. More than 1,000 people, all shoved together in a 200,000 square foot campus. That's more than 1,000 people shoved together in a 200,000 square foot campus, all interacting with each other for 6.5 hours in the 185 days of school. Brigette hates numbers (only because she isn't good at math) but even she knows that is a lot of different life forms interacting with each other on a daily basis. There's something exciting about that, 1,000 unique, special creatures who all think and feel differently existing together in such a small place.

The Sun

We try to form life Life forms us In this life time We are life forms From His life He formed. -Vivi

Entangled in a web of core-chilling occurrences, unbeknownst to a societal advancement involving a mystery species, Louise must set aside her predisposition for distrust in order to save humanity from catapulting into grave decline. Safety most sought and unattainable when this hushed governmental "experiment" is leaked. Co-Authored by Gemma Tambling and Luke Schofield.

Just little poems about what I'm going through or been through