Ostracized Stories

a robot want to be a human and to be considered normal

Do you feel like an outcast?

I'm gonna try to write a good story

Kale was part of one of the most well-known families on the island, but one day leaves her disowned by the entire community. Short Story

A poem I wrote during class (which seems to be when I write most of my poetic works I've noticed. whoops) about a girl's letters to her mother.

Jonathan Battle, a retired war veteran in his mid-twenties, embarks on a new mission-not as a soldier, but as a superhero. After a tragic military operation, he leaves the service but remains committed to fighting injustice. In the basement of his home, he prepares to don a specially designed superhero suit, created by his friend Jane Lorrain. The suit, adorned with patriotic colors and a white star, symbolizes his new identity as Captain Battle. Jane warns him that once he takes this step, there is no turning back. She urges him to reconsider, pointing out that law enforcement and other superheroes could handle the crisis he is preparing to face. However, Jonathan is unwavering in his decision. He recalls a childhood friend, a Jewish boy who was bullied for his ethnicity, and the vow he made to stand up for those who couldn't defend themselves. That promise led him to the military, and now, it compels him to become a hero. Jonathan's mission is clear: stop a violent Neo-Nazi group that has been terrorizing the Jewish community in New York City. Armed with a jetpack and photon blasters, he sets out to protect the innocent. As he flies toward the crisis, Jane provides him with real-time updates, urging him to hurry before it's too late. This marks the beginning of Jonathan Battle's transformation into Captain Battle, a hero determined to fight for justice, protect the vulnerable, and stand against hatred

A free verse poem about needing a place to call home.