Black Sheep

Black Sheep

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I guess im just a teen who doesn't know anything yet feels everything... oh yea and this? just my empty thoughts filled with words of nothingness. As they say, life is just what it is, nothing more, nothing less actually i said that ˚✧⁎⁺˳✧༚ ˚✧⁎⁺˳✧༚ ˚✧⁎⁺˳✧༚ ˚✧⁎⁺˳✧༚ ˚✧⁎⁺˳✧ Whether it be writing or drawing it out on her 5th worn-out journal, curious and ambitious seventeen year-old, Mayceline Dawn, has spent most of the time in her bedroom corner reflecting over the past, present, and future experiences she encounters throughout her life. It's no diary of hers, however, personal would be more so "beautifully fancied" as she would call it. Growing up with unbalanced relationships, May's adventurous mindset drives her to feel the "freedom" she longs for, even more. However, after accidentally leaving her precious journal at the Gifford Pinchot Forest's nearby lake when going on a escape-run-from-her-parents, fear begins to settle down, for all her opinionated notes might be in the hands of any "sheep" Despite her attempts of finding it, no signs of it ever existing came about. Little does she know that there is someone out there that has been reflecting over her own shoulder, connecting through the brightest moon, and darkest sun the universe has for them both. Will they ever cross paths and share their experiences together? Or is this just another imaginative instinct that occurs to cover up anxiety and fear commonly known to the most wildest creatures the world has to offer... teenagers *photo cover by Elizabeth Tsung on Unsplash*
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