Parentalloss Stories

Have you ever lost a parent?

When Sarah returns to her hometown in Chincoteague, VA to help care for her aging mother, she learns that the rumors and folk tales her town would tell were more truthful than not, and that the tales her mother would tell her weren't. Join her to find friends, love, and herself, as she explores the magik of this old town.

"Garden of Grief" is a collection of poems written as I grieve the loss of my father and continue my journey of self-acceptance and understanding. This is an on-going collection.

Struggling new graduate Soncerae Daniels has lost everything. Her 4-year-long relationship, her place of living, her friends & her will to go on. Now with nothing to do but stay in the loft of her upper-class BFF, she has to find a path for her to take. Incomes a nannying job, watching 2 young children who've just lost their mother in a tragic accident. Now thrust upon their father who knows very little and wants very little in raising them. Now Soncerae must deal with the mental well-being of herself, and the children in this crazy city of love, wonder, and lust.

It has been six years since his mother has passed and taken every ounce of happiness away with her. Surely, Felix is ready to let go, right? There is one issue though, he can no longer remember the language his mother had taught him. Maybe to move on is to hold on and never to let go, yet us humans misunderstand under the effect of grief. Even old scars sting with phantom pain. ❀ {This story is purely fiction, any of the topics discussed within are based off of imagination or experience. The characters in this story belong to the author. Cover credits go to their rightful owners (extracted from Pinterest)} Ⓒ junnieswritingdiary

A collection of poems dedicated to my mother *Discussions of parental loss infused with horror twists* I am new to poetry but have grown to love the writing process. Some of these poems may not be 100% complete, however, a majority of them are. The poems found within this book are all related to each other with the topic and I am trying to work on a poetry book for my mother. I would love any critiques and suggestions as well as any parts you truly enjoyed! Thank you for reading <3