Observant Stories

She hated how she looked, how she dressed, how she acted.. but he loved her...she was different ..but he thought she was perfect.

My observations of the people I have come across in my life. Real people.

Matthew feels questionable, but he knows that there's always hope in darkness. Oliver feels breakable, but he feels inadequate as he forgets that everyone is. Karen feels reasonable, but her recurring nightmares will teach her that it's okay not to be. Eloise feels incapable, but she proves to herself that she isn't by using her anxiety to her creative advantage. The truth will set them all free. © 2013 Jayliana Marie

This is the 2nd part of my 365 observations and comments about society, life and love throughout 2022. Come with me on my journey day by day, as I write what I've always wanted to say. There is no method or planning, just thoughts and perceptions about the way of the world. A poem a day, keeps the insanity away. Interpret these pieces as you wish. #36 experience #329 poetry #733 poem #5 outlet #10 expression

Scarlett is an unusual woman. It may have started years ago but the adventure begins when she meets an overly observant Cameron in an overly average café.

~Ongoing~ Raysun Fire. Despite his name, Raysun is a smoker. He's dark, mysterious and quite observant. People refer him as the "bad-boy" of the town. Achlys Coal. Achlys is Raysun's polar opposite. She isn't a smoker. She's bright, pure hearted and innocent. Have you ever thought that they would be each other's oxygen? Have you ever wondered, how those two are best friends? How did dark light collide with sunshine? Well, there's only one way to find out . . .

A summary of a situation at church.

you can perhaps call this a coming of age story( ;( ) or just any other randomly 'ordinary' story, and I'm just writing whatever comes to mind soooo;)

The Living Suicide. Illustration By: Jakeavel. Story based on the unatural chance of a known survivor.

Ada Asomo was perhaps the luckiest girl in the world: she could see Ezra Miller's house from her bedroom window. She rather thought he looked like a dragon, with his sharp face, cunning smile and eyes alight with an internal fire that never ceased to blaze. He was a dragon boy. Her dragon boy.

Elora is a seventeen-year-old orphan that has a psychopath for a mother and a ghost for a father. The difficulties she faces for being super-smart and observant and well, for being herself are nothing as compared as to what she'll face when her family is uncovered. Is her mother the person who she pretends to be? Is she even her mother? Is her dad dead? Was he ever even alive? Will the mean girl survive when she unearths the truth about everything? Will the memories of her past haunt her or give her hope? She's eccentric She's observant She's delusional She's Weird. She's mean. She's a psychopath. No adjectives are enough to describe her. They say, "You don't choose your family because they're God's gifts to you", but what if they're God's curse for you? A crime thriller and murder mystery starring Elora Wiltse, Henry Wiltse, Holly Wiltse, Laurel Valencia and many more thrilling characters. What if the good are the evil? What if the evil are the good? // This book is a work of fiction, except in the case of historical fact, any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. © All rights reserved; no part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the Author (Danisha, alias Hayley). Ongoing Started 07 September 2018

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Have you ever thought that your imagination and reality would later become an issue? The late-90s were a time of relative peace and prosperity. But, it was a time of confusion and misery for Gwen Barlowe.

While wondering through life I catch myself observing others. Wondering to myself what or why do people's actions place them in the arena we call life. What effect is the cause of our aimlessly wondering vessels that we inhibit.