Unwritten Stories

poetry by me:)

It wasn't easy having big dreams when your parents don't support you or even understand you. Hailee Dickinson was a seventeen year old girl who never had it easy. With dreams of becoming an world famous author becoming so much of a weight to hold and her abusive parents on her back all of the time, she felt that having this dream was just a burden. After saying goodbye to her best friend, Hailee knew that her time had come to an end. But that was not the case. After landing herself into a coma, Hailee fell through into a world that she recognised; Skull Dock; the main location of her book. After meeting her characters and being able to see what the world she had created was like, she knew she had to keep writing and finish what she had started. But that all soon changed when she had met the one character she had fallen in love with. What lies ahead for the young Dickinson girl? Will she fall through with finishing her book? Will Hailee be able to leave this life behind when she wakes? Find out in The Unwritten Tale.

freeform poetry, dialogue from a story I will never write, original quotes, and etcetera. all of these are my original works. all rights reserved © ho-ho-cham 2020

This is a book I'll never finish. It's filled with my burning feelings about "him" and "her" I will never reveal who they are. Just doing that whole "pronoun game". I'm a person that's hard to understand.

Lenore writes to understand the world. She crosses out what doesn't feel right. She doesn't know someone is reading what she throws away. In a library that remembers everything, someone is rewriting her story.

Gods were never real. They were imagined, believed, and remembered into existence-until they were forgotten. But what happens when something that never truly existed refuses to disappear? Ren Ishida lives an ordinary life, teaching mythology in a world that has long outgrown it. But when reality begins to fracture in subtle, unexplainable ways, he starts noticing patterns no one else can see. People speak words they don't remember saying. Time slips in moments no one acknowledges. And somewhere within it all, something is trying to return. Not as a god. Not as a myth. But as something unfinished. As fragments of forgotten belief begin to take form within humans, Ren realizes he may be the only one untouched by the system-and the only one it cannot define. But the closer he gets to the truth, the more one question begins to haunt him: If gods were created by humans... then what created him?

This is poetry written for Martina (not gonna add the last name for privacy reasons ofc) about Martina and involving her just the same, All poems are related tho 1,2,8,13,20 are very descriptive and not wholly tied to the story that runs through the other poems tho it does through 8 and 13 somewhat 1,2 are totally excluded from it as at first this poetry line was meant to only be 2 parts which were the first 2

the mindless minuscule mumblings of me

15 Year Old Scarlett Gray Knew what she wanted from the start,Her best friend betrayed that dream and made it her own. She Stole her brightest Idea yet. After Scarlett Publishes Her Book She gets Blamed for plagiarizing Her BEST FRIEND. Can Scarlett Prove her innocence? Or will her hard work crumble down?

"You'll never know why he's like that to you, and when you do, you'll going to regret it." Fighting for someone you love isn't new, this story isn't new. Same clichéd plots, cringey names, and old rusting lines. But there's one thing I'm sure that is new, it's my feelings for you. -------- -f

Saisha X Aarav Some stories are never told out loud. Some feelings are never written down. Some scars are too stubborn to fade - even when the world forgets they exist. This is not the story of a girl meeting a boy. This is not a story of perfect endings, pretty promises, or fairy tales dressed as reality. This is a story that breathes between silences, breaks between unspoken words, and survives between the things left... unwritten. She wasn't the kind of girl you notice in a crowded room - yet somehow, the universe conspired to throw her into chaos bigger than herself. He wasn't the kind of boy you fall for at first glance - but something about the way he carried his ruins made you want to know every chapter he had tried to burn. Both scarred. Both incomplete. Both pretending they were fine in a world that demands perfection. When two fractured souls cross paths, it isn't magic. It's messy. It's brutal. It's breathtaking. It's survival. In the quiet battles they never show, and the unsaid wars they fight daily, lies a bond stitched with defiance. Not built on promises. Not bound by pretty lies. But built on a single, burning truth - we are more than what broke us. This is about the pieces they refused to lose. About the parts they never allowed the world to claim. About the chapters they never wanted to write - but somehow, destiny inked them in anyway. Welcome to the chaos behind closed doors. Welcome to Unwritten. Read it... if you dare to survive it.

the first time I'm ever posting poems straight from my heart. enjoy.

This is a book full of stories I never finished and single scenes that I don't have enough creativity to turn into anything. Please enjoy.

Poems I never published because words are permanent and we were too wishy washy to be anything more than temporary.

Tao was devastated when he had to move out of his small town in the United States to China. But his dad lost his job again, so they were on the move. It had been five years since fifth grade, and he was confident about starting 11th grade on a somewhat new start. But nobody remembers him. His old friends, old teachers, nobody knew him or could remember him, his past was Unwritten. It seems like life was at it's worst, but apparently he was mistaken. His parents get into fights, people at school bully him, and life seems to be at it's worst. Ky's father left him and his mother at age two, and never got to meet him. All his life he's been an outcast, and no one has ever understood him. Everybody knew him, but nobody wanted to get to know him better than 'that one guy.' Tao and Ky meet up, and think that they can motivate themselves to find who they are, and write themselves. • Disclaimer • Unwritten has elements from my life, and the times that really hurt me. Moments of the book may be intense for some viewers.