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This is a collection of stories that I feel the need to express my small bursts of inspiration. All of these short stories are of my creation. Any and all copies made without my permission will be reported as the crime it is. 1. The first chapter is a short story I entered into the 2018 Mental Health Foundation Australia/Victorian Schools' Creative Writing Competition. I hope you enjoy it. 2. The second chapter is a short story that I have edited from a piece that I made years ago in 2015 for a homework task. I hope you enjoy it. 3. The third one is a poem that we had to write in my English class for a Poet who had made an appearance in my class. I hope you enjoy it. I will be able to edit them soon enough. If you have any suggestions, feel free to comment or message me directly.
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Have you ever felt so unimaginably lonely? Ever wanted to end your life because things have gotten so unbelievably horrible? Parents misunderstanding you? Pressure too much amongst your daily stresses? Do not fret, just walk to the back alley behind Maple View Memorial Hospital. Walk down the creaking metal steps, knock a few times on the wooden door and the doctor will handle the rest. These were some of the things Elliot heard being whispered at the weekly depression seminars. They were dying for a way out, a way out of life. A way that didn't involve hanging in the kitchen before the movers showed up. With mom and dad dead from a car crash a few weeks prior, and zero friends to acknowledge their absence, Elliot decides to visit the doctor. But is it more than what they bargained for?

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