- LETTURE 9
- Voti 0
- Parti 1
In corso<5 mins
Ultima pubblicazione ven, set 27, 2019
A very dear friend of mine has a returning brain tumor. The doctors told him that he only has 4-5 months to live. I wrote this poem as an early memorial to him. I will forever love him, no matter what the outcome of this situation is. I'm not the type to pray, but I have my hands glued together for his survival.
Tutti i diritti riservati
Entra a far parte della più grande comunità di narrativa al mondoFatti consigliare le migliori storie da leggere, salva le tue preferite nella tua Biblioteca, commenta e vota per essere ancora più parte della comunità.
Potrebbe anche piacerti
The Best of Me
These are some poems that I have written/am writing. Please give me feedback (because I oh so love feedback) and feel free to message me whenever! I'm here if you need me!Completa
Dying•Wishes
16 year old Lucille Dun gets diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and has less than a month to live. All she wants is a normal life so she makes the tough decisions of not telling her friends. See how her perspective changes after she finds out about her 2-3 week death time limit and how her friends react when she leaves a note for them after her death day. (My writing skills are better than my descriptive skills) Really sad story, it's based off a dream i had. I'm not to sure if these facts about cancer are true or not but I tried to do some research on it. But this story is mostly made for the reveal of the notes and not as much of other genres.Completa
Well, Sh*t: a true story of Cancer, Prayer, and Emotional Shrapnel
For your consideration for the Wattys of 2017. Diagnosed with cancer at the young age of 25, I kept a journal through surgery and treatment, wrote humorous (or just uncomfortable) short stories and irreverent poems about my experiences. I'm not going to pretend that I have amazing words of wisdom about dealing with the deadly disease. This is a raw, unreserved look at dealing with some real shit in a funny way.Completa
poems of an emo teen
Just the poetry of someone you'll never really know.Completa
Blooming Words
words don't write themselves Instead, they grow and bloom in the minds of us allCompleta
If you're wondering if I'm writing about you,I am.
you you youyouyouyou you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you youyouyouyou youyouyouyou youyouyouyou ♡ you you you you you youyouyouyouCompleta
Deep Thoughts
When the sun sets and they can't see me, can they hear me? * * || "Poetry" by an invisible girl. || * * * Highest Ranks: #6 in poetry [8/26/20] #11 in poetry [03/10/2017] #10 in poems [12/23/2022] #1 in poems [08/03/2024] #1 in poetry [01/18/2026] * * *Art posted in this book is drawn by me, they should not be used for any other purposes than this book.Completa
The Lonely Position of Neutral
Ben's throat cancer has returned. Living a lonely life, he found a woman he loves but finds out she's been unfaithful. Ben starts to think the lonely position of neutral isn't that bad. He writes poems and dialogue narratives. Will Ben survive cancer this time, or is it the end? And will Tara finally love him as much as he loves her?Completa
Linee guida sui contenuti