Parkbench Stories

Dianna is a wity strong wiled fourteen year old girl with a heart of gold, on her travels not so far from home she sees two greasers that inedibly change her life.. but is it for the good?

Park bench, it's a silly thing really. Basing a love story off of a stupid old park bench. But then again it holds the memories I never could. It holds the only past I could redeem. We met at the park bench, me and him, Katie and Ashton. They told us we would make it, we would change the world and make everyone who lost love believe in it again. I believed it, he believed it, we believed it. Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself. This is a love story about a shy, awkward girl who met an outgoing, funny boy and they had the perfect love story. Just like the movies. But just like the movies there is a tragedy. Just like the movies there is a loss. Just like the movie there is an ending, there is always an ending. But who am I kidding? It was just a park bench. Park bench, a silly thing, isn't it?

Beneath the shade of a sprawling oak, an unlikely friendship blossoms. A homeless man with stories etched in his wrinkles, befriends Lucy, a curious child with a boundless imagination. As they share their unique perspectives under the open sky, their worlds begin to intertwine, painting a heartwarming tale of connection and the power of human kindness in the most unexpected places.

Paris is a teenage girl that lives with her abusive farther, when she snuck out at night to get her mind off everything she met someone at the park bench...

It's been 5982 days and every morning, Jules wakes up and can't remember anything from her past. But she keeps a notebook, it reminds her of her name and all other important things in her life. Every day is the same, until one day. Jules runs to the park trying to find peace as she wakes up to find another day of memories missing. There she meets Nathan, and then she starts to remember.

"Mr Manson-" "PROFESSOR Manson, please." Jonas Manson has had a great life. He knows what he's done and he's proud of it. He taught many students the value of ethics. The melted ice cold hearts. He even saved lives. Problem is, no one can remember this but him. So every Sunday, after church, he comes to the same park bench that's drawn him in for years and racks his memories for proof. Proof of his greatness.

in which two lonely people meet on a park bench and maybe they just aren't so lonely anymore.

The Bench follows a narrator drawn again and again to a quiet park seat, compelled by a dream and an unshakable sense of yearning. Days turn into weeks, and still the pull remains-until one day, a familiar figure appears, and the unspoken weight between them comes to light. A tender, timeless short story about memory, waiting, and the spaces where silence speaks.

A story of genuine love that knows no boundaries. This is the story of Ali, a young professor who's lived her life with reservations until she meets the familiar stranger, Will, at the park. She finally discovers what love is like...but Will is hiding a terrible secret. One that changes all she perceives to be is true.

A poem, originally written as spoken word, on the simplicity of kindness. More poems may be slowly added, but this poem can stand on it's own and was even meant to be a stand alone before I got new ideas, so enjoy! Cover by @NuagesEtLune

Bea Aspen's uneventful and unexciting high school life gets turned upside down when she finally, after six years of trying, catches the attention of her stereotypically popular asshole of a crush. But as most stories go, what she got may not have been what she was expecting after all. And yet, the more she learns about Andy Mason, the more she learns about the people around her, about her small town, and even about her own family. And maybe, just maybe, in her seventh year of loving Andy, maybe she'll finally be able to learn things about herself she never knew were true. This is a coming-of-age story in which everyone isn't perfect, but maybe high school is just the perfect time to be flawed.

He was gone when she needed him most, how could she forgive him? This is what goes through Fayre Luera's head when her childhood friend shows up at their special spot after leaving for eight years. He's still her Lion; still the boy with golden locks and sparkling eyes, but she's still a broken girl, and the emotions when she sees him standing there are indescribable. Leo Widner has his own problems. He didn't want to leave his Fairy behind all those years ago, but he had no other choices. After seeing Fayre after all of those years, all he wants to do is hold her and tell her why he left her; tell her all of his secrets, but he's embarrassed, and can't bring himself to speak those words. And as if things could get worse, his crush on his best friend he thought would be gone by now, is still definitely there, stronger than ever. She's still as beautiful as she was before, if not ten times more, and he can't deny that. Can Fayre open up to Leo and forgive? Can Leo fess up and tell her why he left? And will their friendship be mended and maybe even be turned into more?

in which a boy and a girl meet on a park bench. coming soon

"Well, when you feel too many bad things at once, you just start to feel nothing at all." ---------- It was always the same. The same bench, the same time, the same overwhelming sense of emptiness in my chest. That was, up until he started showing up. ---------- "You make me... better." --------------------- Warnings: Mentions of: abusive relationships, emotional abuse Depictions of: heavy subjects, bullying/verbal abuse, anxiety, homophobia (Warnings will update as more chapters are added) *****Pay attention to the dates! They sometimes go back and forth a bit, which can make it confusing. I overlooked this while writing and forgot to include things like times, so it gets sort of difficult to understand when it jumps from the end of a day to the beginning. Sorry about this!!*****

A cigarette, a park bench, and a sunrise. It seemed so perfect in the moment, it always does.

joanne gibson wanted escape lark walter had escaped -+- [undercase intended]

Old Mans Love Story Imaginary Story

This short-story follows the in's and out's of the best part of a young New Yorker's day; sitting on a bench in Central Park. Sitting next to the same man for a year, she starts to gather more about him from his mannerisms and appearance. Slowly, it becomes evident someone we take for granted can become someone we rely upon.

A lot can happen at a park bench, you have the average pigeon feeders, the homeless people, and the picnics, then you have the love stories, the proposals, and, the murders, so many different things, one bench, let's see what happens.

How odd, how peculiar, how wonderful. I can talk after all, and he can smile after all.