Youngself Stories

Poetry to my young self that might help me in the future if I had read it before. Honest and true about what I've gone through as a child I'm 14 years old and up until I finally had the spine to turn down my tormenters tormentors and bullies. This are to my younger self but also to anyone who needs to be heard. *noticed on Instagram* ** no on paper back and e-book on Amazon** ***please rate kindly on good reads***

Is adulting also making you feel chained to responsibilities? This is an honest account of my feelings of regret towards the things I no longer can't achieve because I have my priorities now. Now, just because you remember the "freer" times doesn't mean you aren't happy with your current life. Being an adult doesn't mean you can't look back and reminisce on the times you were free to do whatever you wanted, free to be free, free to be you... This poem is a VILLANELLE, as was popularized in Dylan Thomas' "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night."

:> has Progress a story~ where a villainess is killed by the male lead but is reincarnated as her old self and will try to survive this time

These are the collection of my poems and I can not keep them to myself so I thought "Why not post them?" It's just the thoughts of my daily life. The background or covers are not mine it's just pictures that I think go well with the poem.

"A Whisper Through Time" Time doesn't heal. It haunts. What if you could meet the younger version of yourself-the one who still believed in dreams, in love, in happiness? Would you lie to her? Or tell her the truth? In this devastating tale of time travel, broken hearts, and lost innocence, an emotionally shattered woman finds herself face to face with her ten-year-old self. But instead of comfort, all she can offer is a warning: life won't be kind to you. Told in painfully raw episodes, A Whisper Through Time is not a story of healing-it's a story of breaking. Of watching yourself fall apart before you ever had a chance. No happy endings. Just the truth. Trigger warning: this story contains themes of depression, abandonment, heartbreak, and emotional trauma. Reader discretion is advised

this book is what I want tell my future self or past self