Metaphorheavy Stories

Levan is the night Ten is the the light Levan is the ground Ten is the sky Levan is the low Ten is the high Tenerife Cohen is the girl who wanted life. Levan Emery is the boy who wanted to die. Two completely different lives. what happens when they collide? When Ten meets Levan, It's gonna be a pocketful of hell and pocketful of heaven.

The girl who wanted to fly... was stuck dreaming in her life, while the boy who could, planted his feet firmly on the ground. Told through two perspectives of very different protagonists. Ariel is an average girl, with beyond average ambitions. When she was young, Ariel's dream was to fly. To soar. But now, she knows there are many different ways to fly. And she'll accomplish her dreams, even if it meant jumping off of someone else's. Eric was a little boy, until death made him older. He had everything, until he tumbled down down down. Stuck in one place, emotionally, has made him construct walls that no one can penetrate. He vowed to help people, but how can he help others without curing himself? Their stories intertwine and connect, but both are affected. It starts when they are eight. More specifically, when the new biomechanical wings came out on January 1st, 2657.

These are the thoughts and feelings of Caroline, who is schizophrenic. But the thing is...she doesn't know that she is schizophrenic.

"In which a young Earnest Watts drives strangers around New York, only to find that a beautiful Madelyn Moore becomes less of one." Earnest Watts has decided that there are only ten types of people in the world - that is, until the day he meets the exception. After dropping out of his sophomore year of college, Earnest becomes a taxi driver in an attempt to figure out his life's direction. There he encounters a variety of colorful personalities, all of whom prove his theory correct. However, when he unexpectedly meets rising Broadway starlet Madelyn Moore, Earnest begins to question everything he knows - especially when it comes to matters of the heart. Ranked 127 in General Fiction - 6/27/16 Second Place in @breakthecliches Metaphor Heavy Category - 8/19/2016 Full novella available for purchase on Amazon Aug 1st, 2022. © by Sydney Druckman 2022. Early matters subject to change.

One dream. One promise. One choice. Promises are meant to be kept, right? Ever since Skylar Davidson was young, she aspired to be a singer, just like her mother. "Lose your dreams, lose your mind" is her motto that she follows religiously. Although this is so, obstacles have been a daily occurrence in her life. No matter what, this has never stopped her. Never will she give up her ambitions because of what life throws at her. Skylar fights to achieve her ambition, despite the consequences this may have. One fateful day may change just this. Will she jeopardize a relationship for a promise she makes that day, or will she sacrifice her dreams to keep exactly that? A/n: I am not continuing this book. It is only still up for me to look back on my writing progress.

[COMPLETED] College is a time to start from scratch, to start over, to find yourself. Dash, who survived a car crash her best friend Danny did not, desperately needs a fresh start. But with PTSD episodes from the smallest of triggers and her cheating ex-boyfriend constantly showing up on campus, she isn't sure how to. She can't find a friend in her roommate, who appears to be the spawn of Godzilla and Barbie, and her very first philosophy class sends her reeling with conversations about death and the afterlife she isn't ready to face. Dash is determined to prove to herself and her parents that she can handle being on her own at school, but struggles to separate her present day from her dark dreams. And it becomes even more confusing when she gets involved with Tyler, who also has a past he wants to avoid. Can she overcome the mental scars the accident left her with, or will she carry them forever? Cover by: @MulanJiang 7/28/16: #443 in General Fiction 3/30/16: #527 in General Fiction 3/29/16: #663 in General Fiction 1/17/16: #754 in General Fiction 1/16/16: #929 in General Fiction