Romanticized Stories

A clutter of poetry and prose; Poems romanticizing the day to day to keep away the monotony

This book consists of the most random thoughts, short stories or book plot that I have thought about over time. Some of theses stories are the once that I myself have e...

( wlw.. gl )a story about a broke college student doesn't know where she's going in the future, and a girl from out of town looking for friends, & times to meet again ...

Gray is figuring his feeling out while reed his online friend stays with him the whole journey (bruh ⟟ feel weird writing this😭🫶)

Transition

❝lust has no mercy.❞ in which a girl's worst enemy is herself.

CHAPTER ONE-SEVEN IS COMPLETED CHAPTER EIGHT IN THE WORKS *Sarah had almost everything. Friends, a car, grades, and popularity. All she was missing was a guy. That was...

romanticized feelings dedicated to my happiness.

Every night May waits patiently for her loving husband.

|| a collection of excerpts, poetry and letters, all in the form of depressing aromatherapy. - lowercase

"As beautiful as it sounds, the way humans create beauty out of such demons disgusts me." Leila is a 17-year-old depressed redhead barbie doll navigating throu...

Throwback to the broken hearted days. Written in the past, here's a compilation of words strung together depicting what I felt then. Love is the only thing that is capab...

Hug c'mon chum chum cM :/ bcc

Poems that I write, and they are all of my feelings written into words. They all mean so much to me, because they are all true. I hope you enjoy my little works of art.

Just some short pieces, fellas. Something I take to when I can be bothered to.

he just happens to fall in love with girls that simply don't exist

Written for an English class, Broken Things is a short story about depression and how it and mental illness can sometimes be romanticized; made out to be more than it is...

Love, pain, loss, gain. I remembered it hurt, watching them smile.

"If you ever die too soon, I'll throw you into the sea and wait by the shore." "Why?" She asked him. "Because eventually, the waves bring everyt...