In the beginning there was me, my pencil, wide ruled paper, and moments of secret writing. Being a writer is not something that easily happens for most, and I am no exception. Throughout the years I have written small things, barely considered stories. Most of them are rants about life; some are reflections on the past. There are assignments from writing teachers and English class, letters to lost friends and notes to secret loves. Without this sight, I would have simply discarded them. But thanks to an amazing friend who convinced me to branch out in my writing, I saved these things I deemed unworthy of editing and have attempted changing them to legible and somewhat decent works and posted them here where the public can judge them however harshly. So without further ado, please delve into the mind of your local book worm, critic, romantic, fantasizer, and maniac.
Last week my class had finished the book, The Outsiders, by S.E. Hilton. I loved it. My friends loved it. Everybody in the entire class loved it. We also watched the movie and we all had to look away when Pony just had his hair cut and bleached. Anyway, I found these stories called Imagines and I found them really cool and I wanted to do one myself and I might make more considering how my friend said I "broke" her when she read it. I might make more, I don't know, but it was fun to write this. I also saw how small some of the other imagines are, so I made this one long but not too long but still long. It'll probably take 8 minutes out of your day, tops.