Letters For Youth

Letters For Youth

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"I swear to you, there are divine things more beautiful than words can tell." - Walt Whitman. A collection of essays that span the majority of our nameless narrator's early teenage and young adult years in life. About relationships; how they form, how they fall apart, how they reshape again and again. How we move closer to one another and sometimes drift away. Like balloons in a cloudy sky. We grow, we depart, but we never forget these moments of youth. Though these are all essays, they are letters to certain people. These are for them and for youth. There will be a total of 10 essays for this collection: each story is ranging from fun, light-hearted romps to something along the lines of being "expresso-depresso". These can be read in any order. Go nuts! 4th Essay out Wednesday 12/04/19
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* IN THE PROCESS OF BEING EDITED/UPDATED * Madison has dealt with abuse and heart ache her whole life thinking that it was what she deserved. First her parents then her boyfriend. When her older brother left for college on bad terms with their parents things started to get worse. Her older brother never knew of the way their parents treated her, not even after the car accident that ended their parents' lives and left Madison scarred. Three years later and two years into an abusive relationship with her boyfriend an acceptance letter that will change Madison's entire life arrives in the mail. Madison gives her brother a call for the first time since their parent's funeral. When her brother tells her to come stay with him she never thought this one phone call would change her life forever and new friends would be waiting as well as her brother's asshole best friend.

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