The Story goes on.~
- LECTURAS 101
- Votos 7
- Partes 7
Continúa<5 mins
Última publicación mié, ene 14, 2015
The boy spent his days with his head hung low, he knew he was special but had nothing to show. He wanted to scream out in pain, to stop the tears that fell like rain. He decided to put his fingers up high, wipe his tears and refuse to cry. He made himself into a confident man, and decided he didn't need to give a damn.
Todos los derechos reservados
#534
uplifting
Únete a la comunidad narrativa más grandeObtén recomendaciones personalizadas de historias, guarda tus favoritas en tu biblioteca, y comenta y vota para hacer crecer tu comunidad.
Quizás también te guste
Outsider
This story is for my little brother. He was the best man I ever knew, and he died too young. No, he didn't leave this life the way I tell it in this story (it is, after all, a work of fiction), but he might have had things played out a little differently than they did. Childhood sexual abuse is alive and well in America and the larger world as well. Rodney and I lived it, and that basic fact served as the seed that made this story possible. Much of what you are about to read is true. Just as much is pure fiction. You'll get that (in spades) as the book progresses. The idea of another, better life waiting "out there" somewhere is a constant of most religions, but this is not a book about any religion or, really, the afterlife. It is a story about escape and hope.Concluida
The Unexpected.
Her parents divorced when she was 6 and she went to live with her mom. One month in the summer she would go to her dad's house. She was so much like her dad she felt she didn't belong with her mom. So when she turned 14 her dad took full custody of her. Danielle is just your average 18 year old senior at Lamar High. She lives with her dad full time and about to graduate from high school. She knows what she wants to do. But her dad doesn't want her to do it. Now she has to make a decision. Do what she really wants to do and get kicked out, or do what her dad wants her to do and live in the house with him.Concluida
EDGE.
**WARNING!** The following contains triggering and sexual content, heavy language, and drug use. Please continue at your own risk. So we stopped to dance in the rain, for it reminded us of our own tears that were spilled from our eyes in the dark and haunting past. Maybe we wished dancing in the clear drops with happiness on our faces would make the pain go away. For now, it would. That’s all we needed. ***Concluida
The Change
A boy struggling into days society, making a change to his community and making the reservation life a better place to live. The future is looking bright for the Indigenous people. I was told to add more chapters to this story, I am going to re-read my handwritten copy and see if I can add more chapters to it.Concluida
Old Man
Remember science class and looking at a piece of onion skin under the microscope? It's still onion skin, but it appears completely different when you look it in a different light. People can be like that too. A little boy finds out that his relationship with his grandfather is not exactly what he had thought.Concluida
A Gang of Our Own
"Please wake up." I said as I held his hand. I looked for any sign of response; a movement beneath an eyelid, a twitch of a finger. Nothing. He was just... blank. I felt the tears come. I played with his hand in mine; traced invisible messages in his palm with my finger, hoping just maybe he'd magically be able to get them. Tears started falling down my cheeks. I held his hand gently against my lips. Tears dropped on his fingers until they were as wet as my eyes. I rested my head on his limp hand. "I told you I needed you to stay."Concluida
Dear Journal...
Just an online journal of my personal thoughts . No, I am not suicidal. No, I am not depressed. Just introverted, and I trap feelings in more than I'm supposed to .. So I let them out here.Concluida![Unseen Heart [DISCONTINUED]](https://img.wattpad.com/cover/99455845-256-k917314.jpg)
Unseen Heart [DISCONTINUED]
Don't read this. Its an old story I keep to look back on and reminisce. This is a boy with both status and wealth, but that is not a life he wants. Instead he wants to be normal like everyone else. But soon something will happen, at the time he did not know, he didn't see, but will soon to understand very well. What will the boy do anything once he does understands, or will he just go on without getting involve to pursue what he wants (normal life)? Also this is my first time writing....Do forgive any mistakes or cause of boredom. I may also give up half way and never end up finishing so do forgive that too.Concluida
Bullied
Treated like you are worth nothing more than a grain of dirt on the sidewalk. Your heart tossed around and battered until the puncture wounds are too much to bare. Captured and trapped by the whispering words of hatred echoing in your head.Concluida
CURSED ( LORE | COMPLETED )
A baby was left behind after a long war between Frost creatures and humans. A king took him in and took care of him with his other son, being that boy and the king's boy to be "brothers". Upon him growing him, he got into quite a lot of trouble that at one point he got banished from his homeland. He was looked down upon for being different from others. Banished from his relame he seeks for a fresh new future. He goes and seeks to another world to stay in being Midgard(Earth). Hoping for a better life.Concluida
This story is for my little brother. He was the best man I ever knew, and he died too young. No, he didn't leave this life the way I tell it in this story (it is, after all, a work of fiction), but he might have had things played out a little differently than they did. Childhood sexual abuse is alive and well in America and the larger world as well. Rodney and I lived it, and that basic fact served as the seed that made this story possible. Much of what you are about to read is true. Just as much is pure fiction. You'll get that (in spades) as the book progresses. The idea of another, better life waiting "out there" somewhere is a constant of most religions, but this is not a book about any religion or, really, the afterlife. It is a story about escape and hope.
Más detallesPautas de Contenido