Towards the Stars
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Ongoing, First published Jun 14, 2020
Mature
This story is about my fears; what I fear might happen if my worst nightmares came true. This isn't me trying to influence anyone or trying to downplay serious, controversial ideas. This is simply my take on how I think I would deal with this situation, given how well I know myself. A doctor once told me, when we don't deal with our fears they pile up in our mental trash can like banana peels. Eventually, something knocks over that trash can and all our fears come rushing back to us. We need to learn how to empty our mental trash cans of all our banana peels; this is how I'm dealing with mine.

Any comments, opinions, or questions are appreciated as I hope to publish this one day.
It needs polishing and I hope to do that with help.
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words from a broken soul

126 parts Complete Mature

just a collection of free verse/rondel poems(short stories to lengthy ones I guess) I've written over the course of ten months so far some won't be uploaded as I know they would get flagged as to dark of topics so yeah enjoy or don't. Feed back is helpful I didn't really pay attention in my English class during poetry so I don't really know how to punctuate the poems. Also I know the first one is pretty bad but it was the first I've ever written the rest I think are okay but we're our worst critics after all. Also there are some with dark topics such a suicidal ideation, abuse of a child, sexual abuse, and not technically a dark topic but metaphorical suicide which talks about suicide so you have been warned for when I get around to uploading the darker poems.