Invisible storie

Things locked up you'll never hear. Things I could never say.

[BOOK ONE] Loony Lovegood--the girl everyone made fun of. The girl with more to her than what meets the eye. She's different, you know (although I presume you already figured that out for yourself). She's special, and she has a story, too. Follow Luna as she takes on life's problems full of confidance and assurance in herself...most of the time. What is behind those dreamy eyes, those wacky glasses? What gives her the courage to stand up for everything she believes in without giving what others think of her a second glance? What's going on inside that spunky witch's blond head? Perhaps if you listen closely, she just might tell you, if you just gave her a chance... *********This story is based off of J.K. Rowling's book "The Order of the Pheonix". People have said that it is the most boring book in the series. Maybe Luna, here, can prove you wrong.

Terra is a 17 year old girl being abused by her mother and nearly raped by her mother's boyfriends. She tells no one of what has been happened since she was 9. Not even Jamey, her best friend and secret crush. As things start to get worse and her mother ends up missing, what will she do? Jamey is starting to worry when he notice her bruises when he stopped by one day. This is a story of an abused girl finding that she can find love and that she can always forgive.

He's the poetry and I'm the poet.

{Highest rank: #222 in Poetry} "They say beauty is to be noticed, so she hid hers." o..oo..o This is the tale of the girl that tried so hard to be invisible. This is the story of a boy who went everywhere with a spotlight over his head. But most importantly, this is the story of how he noticed the beauty inside and not just outside of the weird and outcasted girl. And soon enough, love touched his scarred and broken heart, as well as her closed and guarded heart too. Until death tore them apart... And he dug a hole for himself, using grief as a shovel. And it was so deep, he wondered if he could find his way out. And, more importantly, if he even wanted to find his way out. o..oo..o

Whether one is shy or socially anxious, one might become invisible. Similarly, the homeless are often not seen. What about people with mental illness? Are they seen by you? What assumptions do you have about any of these people? What do you assume about a shy person, a homeless person, someone with mental illness?

Just a boring rant that I'm gonna let you guys read so that you guys can also comment how you feel about it and if you feel the same. It also kinda helps but only a little. So yeah, that's why I'm writing it.

So apparently there's a character limit. I did not know this, so the actual description is inside the book. -DISCLAIMER- This is a WARRIORS fan-fiction. WARRIORS is by Erin Hunter. We are in no way claiming WARRIORS as ours.

Lacey Claritin was an senior in Lintown High School, being at the top of her class student came with its perks, but also it's consequences, such as being at the bottom of the social chain. She believes being invisible by hiding behind her glasses and staying out of everyone's way is her best chance at surviving her last few months before she graduates. Little did she know, a turn of upcoming unexceptional events will transform her life, her future, as an extremely unwanted ghost from her past shows back up into town.

Have you ever felt like you're like an outsider to those who don't fit you into their world?

~A poem about keeping secrets. Artwork : ©2008-2011 ~Ariagne deviantart.com/ariagne

I want to be invisible again, I want to be hidden.

"How many Petrova doppelgangers are there?" Damon Salvatore wondered as he came down the stairs, to see.....four girls, each with chocolate brown hair, honey-brown eyes, and a secret. The secrets that have been protected for so long are revealed the night Elena Gilbert, Katherine Pierce, Carlotta Petrova, and Andrea Flemming encounter each other for the first time, and the lives of those in Mystic Falls are forever changed. Enemies arise, dark secrets come to light, bonds are formed, memories are revisited, and an ancient curse threatens it all. Do they really want the truth? One just may come in the form of yet another secret.....

Deep in the dark, I don't need the light... Kyle Layden has become used to the rumors that hover around him. The inescapable lies surround him, numerous and ever-present. His bad-boy reputation keeps most people away, but even that can never fully protect him from the hell of his past and the struggles of his present. Collin Reech is the openly gay boy who is bullied at school and abused at home. With nothing to ease his struggles, he can't imagine things ever getting better, only worse. What happens when their two troubled paths cross? Will things finally start to lift up for both of them, or will it all come crashing down in a tumbling mess? A/N: This IS a boyxboy romance. If you are disturbed by same-sex relationships, then it's simple. DON'T READ THIS BOOK IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT!! This book also contains cursing, abuse scenes, self-harm scenes, and mentions of suicide; if any of those bother you, then be aware that this book does contain them. For tw scenes, there will be a warning at the beginning of the chapter. Highest rankings: conceal - #1 concealment - #1 fading - #4

Laylah is a 15 year old girl living in Bloomfield, Vermont in 1963. She has friends and people who have huge crushes on her. She even has an overprotective boyfriend and a loving family. What she doesn't know is that someones been stalking her and while the Henderson case is still going on she finds some strange connections to the lawsuit involving her handsome friend and the stalker who won't give up. At first, it seems as if finding the identity of the mystery man will solve everything but once she finds out who he is, a memory that used to be distant has now reappeared from her past. As trouble continues, it has Laylah and all of her friends wishing to go back to when they were kids.