Sharealike Histoires

This is a series of poems and short stories about morals and how they tie into our lives. Most of this didn't happen in real life. Some of it will be based off of the experiences I've had and the things I've seen and heard. Feel free to give advice, comment, vote, give me short stories or poems so I can add them to this series (I'll have your name or username at the top of your poem or story, or you could just add on to this series in your own poem or story and mention that I started this). All opinions are welcome.

I am kenshin the prince of the wolfs that got kicked out of the palace my home, because I broke the family tradition will I be able to forgive and see my parents or will my anger kill them we will see in the story.

Time, ticks, his heart beats. But sometimes don't they stop? As a child they fear many things, told many things, and they see many unspeakable things. But should we still give them mercy. Killed, and reborn, in a new body and soul without any past memory of the before. This time, he knows... but much more. Did he win the lottery, or is this the key for the doorway into the deepths of hell. As an angel, he tries to save and hold off the evil within ours and your surroundings. Reborn as a child, a boy. To save his once son from the arms of darkness, and hold him once again, give kindness instead of offences. Will he save his son from his life as the bully, who doesn't know he's going to kill?

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Well i'm Just Writing , Copying The Original Novel , so that Some Offline Users There Can Read it .. And Yeah This is , Isekai no wa Smartphone to tomoni.

Join the Kinito Crew on an underwater adventure as they embark on a seaside picnic that takes an unexpected turn! When Sam's snack goes missing in a gust of wind, the trio embark on a thrilling chase to find it, leading them into a hidden cove and face-to-face with a mischievous group of hermit crabs. Will they get the snack back? Find out in this exciting underwater misadventure filled with friendship, problem-solving, and a lesson about sharing!

This is just me giving my perception of how I see things through poetry. This may or may not have many parts. I titled this Premature because of the way I think about things most other teens probably don't. I really hope anyone that reads this will like it.