Strive Stories

The poem was written to stress that there is always happiness and positivity around the corner if individuals decide to push through the difficult times in life. No matter how difficult a situation gets, it serves as a test for patience and inner strength. Goals can be achieved by working hard, being determined, and having faith that it will all work out in the end. That being said, don't forget to live your life to the fullest considering that you only have one and you might as well make it a great one.

"Zoe, when are you gonna open your goddamn eyes and see how much I fucking love you!? That you don't have to do all this shit to yourself to be perfect, because you already are? God, just let me fucking love you for you!!" he screams, as I see what looks like tears form in his mesmerizing emerald green eyes. * Mature Content: Sexual situations, Strong Language, and Self-Harm* Zoe Anne Irwin, is a untameable forest fire. She doesn't believe in "True Love" and just goes with the flow, what happens when the schools notorious bad-boy wants to change her views on love, even if he's skeptical himself? "Beauty is ever to the lonely mind a shadow fleeting; she is never plain. She is a visitor who leaves behind the gift of grief, the souvenir of pain." - Christopher Morley

This story is a non fictional story . Written to give young and hardworking people HOPE Whether it in their academic lives, family problems or societal discrimination. Settings : This novel is set in Lagos and The United Kingdom. In Evolves around the major character Michelle . Michelle Lost her parents at a young age and lives in an orphanage. She strive hard being the youngest in the orphanage. Would she cope with the bullying or not ? Read more to find out!!

Propitious Ambition Resurrects The Human Mind👁‍🗨

We all have been there. The start of relationship, where we plan and long for a future together. We hurt and heal each other. It is a collection of poems that explain the duration and the feelings during them.

Sometimes I questioned myself, why do I ended up into this slum. It is because the world; it is because the disgusting people; it is because my family; it is because of myself. No one answer should be all the answer. However, there are one thing for certain: what doesn't kill me.....

In a world full of wondrous things, strangest of people, and lies beneath lies. In a world where differences aren't set aside, and love is not enough. In the lives of each living thing, there is passion-towards something you dream to have and be. And in the life of a certain girl, there will be challenges, and life-changing risks. WRITTEN BY: ALYANA D. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2020

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Sometimes all a kid needs is the warmth that lain in his family.But it is not always the case specialy when one parent or both dies when the kid is a bairn. So is Ado's life, a kid of twelve years old who lost his father,a man he barely knows,who died while he was crossing the border of Algeria. Fortunately,his mother was a brave woman who raised him and his siblings. In fact,she sells cakes in their neighborhood to earn a living. Few years later she will pass away while Ado has become successful .

Shelter 2 on a book! Survive and strive, if you can.

These stories are mostly requested by my friends. From: April 28, 2013 To:

Five 13 year old girls are trying to survive the zombie apocalypse and meet a few friends along the way. They need some hail to find a way out of this nonsense.

What do you do when doctors tell you that all you have is 90 days left to live? Cry, repent, do things that you always wanted but could never do, or simply accept and resign to your fate. In 2014, doctors told Matthew Levy exactly this. He had advanced stage IV Burkitt's lymphoma and maximum three months of life left.

After much thought, Bob decided to start his own business. Becoming an entrepreneur wasn't an easy process, though. Bob elaborates, "Not only was it a new business, but it required starting that business in another state. I would leave the house Monday morning, take a four-hour train ride, and commute to my office in a $350 car, sleep in the office, shower at the YMCA, and come home on Thursday night." And that was not a one-off thing; Bob followed this routine every week for years. To make it even harder, Bob went over two years without a salary until the business could afford to pay him.