Rights Stories

This is a collection of the poems that I've written, the main themes you will find in this collection, are depression, love, and homosexuality. there will be others of course, the occasional funny one, a themed poem etc. I wrote most of these in the last few years in various poetry styles. these are my poems, these are the pieces of my heart, so handle with care.

It's not story , it's something one goes through , the every phase of life that we live being all in despair. Hope you all relate ✨️

The truth about schools in the United Kingdom is hidden, the issue is not spoken of, issues regarding inequality and injustice in UK schools aren't sorted out appropriately. Children are faced with ignorance. I have wrote this book last year before I began year 11 with the hope to get the message across. Young individuals are too silent or give up too easily...do not allow anyone to make you feel that you are nobody. For more insight see my YouTube video: https://youtu.be/KK4FD_rLRs0

Errathie was a storyteller, once, until the media empire Pogo took everything--her identity, her words, her stories. They grow fat, while she starves. Will they keep taking, or will she find her voice? #MyHandmaidsTale enrty

Just some poems about society. 1. Women

Did you ever hear about the time that Wesley and Geordi saw Ted Williams hit a home run? A Star Trek The Next Generation fan fiction starring Wesley Crusher and Geordi LaForge, as they are sent back in time to 1941. Can a pair of time travelers ever return home? And do they want to? Be sure to check out this #wattys2014 nominee!

A poem set back when women had no rights.

Dedicated to those who are so quick to judge.

I've always hated open-ended stories. This is how I think The Giver should end!

It turned out castle life wasn't what Cinderella expected. The prince was, to say the very least, intolerable... as was being princess. Life changes however when Ella meets a castle caretaker and former doctor, Parth. This is a short retelling of Cinderella and includes themes of lgbt rights gender equality and race equality!

Please only read from the chapter 'Come Back, Childhood!' and onwards

My thoughts on controversial topics. Because I'm lazy usually just copies of YouTube or Instagram comments I wrote in discussions about said topics. You're invited to tell me your opinions and discuss everything with me. Probably updated daily

Mikayla moves from a big city in California to a small town in Massachusetts. There she meets Blair. When Mikayla finds out Blairs' biggest secret that she's a lesbian, she agrees to keep it. But what Mikayla didn't see coming was how Blair can turn her whole world upside down and make her question everything she's ever known.

A letter to my mother..

Why write fan fiction? Are we committing a crime? What are all of these different terms? Why not write original fiction? Do I have any rights as a fan fiction writer? All of these questions are answered here for those of you who are new or experienced in the fan fiction realm!

//2017// "Why didn't you make a coming out video?" Questioned the reporter.. "If straight people don't announce that they are straight then why should I? We all are the same.. Aren't we?" Silence prevailed.. - Endless Ladder by @bluebraides Ever since I read this little piece of logic in Endless Ladder the words didn't stop pinching my mind. It actually takes a brave heart to accept everyone as equals. And it takes a braver heart to be yourself and survive when everyone else is spitting on you behind your back. Are we so pathetic that we get joy in bullying and gossiping about people all because they are a minority? Who are we to snatch away their rights? We don't consider them normal. But who should decide what is normal and what is not? The law or nature? Questions like these arose in my mind and I couldn't help write something. The poems I've written aren't that great and they certainly aren't filled up to the brink with literature. They're just my random thoughts on the immature and cruel behavior people show towards the LGBT people. Hope you like them. Dedicated to all my LGBT friends out there and the awesome people who support them. Copyright 2017 ©️MyriadOfSmiles All rights reserved

So many things in life can affect how people live their life. Some people live a calm life, others have a unique past. In here I will be posting unique real stories that happen to people.

They can be found in every small town: The old men who live at the St. Jean Hotel; Emil who drives around town in a horse drawn wagon; Gordy Jones, a disabled WWII veteran; the black farm workers from Jamaica; Bud, an old, old man who works at Zentner's Drug store. They're there, but the town would prefer not to see them, at least until that summer in 1964 when 14 year-old Raymond Williams discovers their secret with the help of his Aunt Beulah who runs Linton's Cafe. Then the whole town discovers who they are and what they do to help each other and the town.

Prompt : *Book Censorship* In the Indian Constitution, Article 19 (1)(a) states that people of India have the *freedom of speech* . Yet we have book censorships highly affecting the ideas put in the book. Is it ever okay to censor a book? What should be the extent of book censorship? Who has the right to censor a book? Write an article stating the pros and cons of book censorship in India.