Winter is Here

Winter is Here

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This is a collection of short abstract stories. The stories are from the perspectives of unhappy, broken and cold individuals who won't get the happy ending they desire. The stories are all real, but written in an abstract style for the literature to be more thought provoking; and for the reader to get his/her own interpretation. Boredom: A young woman expresses her feelings about the coldness of winter and how her emotions changed with the season. They Don't Approve Our Love: A woman has an out-loud conversation with her self, giving her perspective on sensitive topics like love in society. Apples and Oranges: Understanding sex as a teenage boy to a young adult.
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