Mainstream Stories

This isn't really poetry but it's about many things you have to read it to believe it

When a classmate goes missing who can you really trust when the police won't help you and the school is suspicious? The only logical solution is to leave it up to a bunch of high school students.

Yvonne Adler hates mainstream, Instagram, Moccasins, Low riding, and buns on the top of your head. This is her diary, which she would never tell anybody about... Well, except for the entire internet of course.

Yep, I admit it. When I was a kid I chucked everything to the wind, sold my possessions, and moved to the Caribbean, into an abandoned house 100 feet from the surf. This is one of the stories that came out of that time. copyright Kevin R. Hill

These stories are based on movies Andrew Garfield made. (No smut!) I recommend watching the movies first. If you don't have any platforms where it's available, then I'd advice Lookmovie.io, as long as you ignore pop-ups and immediately get off of any other sites it gets you to. Your save. Requests are open. Some characters are not mine, credits go to the creator of them!

When i was at my lowest with no hope for this world, i turned the pain i had into something that might keep someone here just a bit longer. i took all of those things and shoved them into one big book (this one!) but i'm not done yet. and i likely never will be! this book isn't about just what i've been through, it's about what i'm going through, and thus, will never end.

Hipster Melody meets Hipster Greg and what results is the least mainstream and ironic relationship of all time... Lol.

High achiever Jeanne Darcy's mom disappears, and she is thrust into an unfamiliar world of stalkers, con artists, revenge-seekers--and potentially--murderers. THE SAFARI CLUB a contemporary novel set in two opposing schools with loads of suspense. Fans of dystopian fiction may like it, as will fans of Lauren Halsey Anderson's Speak and Catalyst.

A poem written to give audience a subtle taste of my experience fitting in to a crowd I never belonged in. Inspired by my 18 year old self 4 years ago.

I've never imagine or think that i will fallin in you, Dari sekian cowok di muka bumi SMA Perwira, Cuma lu yang menarik perhatian gua, Bodo amat apa kata orang lu yang bikin gua ngerasain lagi gak ada rasa takut buat jatuh cinta, dan entah gimana gua masuk di hidup lu dan terjebak sama lu, dan entah kenapa gua gak takut buat kehilangan lagi. -stichesfluv

Poems about more complex emotions

The filthy rich, rude white guy is the hero.

I spent my days waiting for you, searching the crowds for your face. I stopped breathing the moment you recognized me, as you captured, my soul with your gaze. -Christy A. Martin

"At the heart of Irina Kova's novel is a love story that follows the romantic journey of a Russian model, Natasha (or Tash), and an English aristocrat, Ben Spencer, as they struggle to bridge the social divide that separates them. The broader canvas of the novel depicts a latter-day Vanity Fair, a contemporary panorama representing the high-society life of the upper class, the international jet-set and the 'rich and famous'. A love story trying to find its place in a society with whose values and mores it seems irreversibly at odds. The author knows jet-set circles well. She creates interesting character types: old-money aristocrats, nouveaux riches, wannabies, self-made women and oligarchs. The world of fashionable resorts, luxury yachts and fake Rothko paintings is brought to life in this novel. Thackeray's Vanity Fair lives on today in a world where economic parameters remain the index of people's true worth, taking precedence over the content of their hearts. The author creates a satirical picture of contemporary high society, the life of the 'rich and famous'. Tash, whose goal in the beginning is to fit in, understands by the end of the novel that the prize so many set their lives on is not worth the winning. She discovers the pricelessness of sincere human feelings and the pre-eminence of love."

NaNoWriMo Bathroom Poetry is a heartbreaking account of the teenage years as lived and told by Ophelia. In the town of Arcata on the Northern California coast, "just up highway 101 from Eureka- which is far from San Francisco and ever farther from Los Angeles and San Diego," Ophelia is practically raised by her surroundings. Hippies, party animal college students, and her eccentric Native American grandparents all have to fill in to replace her vacant Mother and absent father. When tragedy strikes, Ophelia has no choice but to search for answers and healing while trying to hide the guilt she feels and the truth about what happened to the dancing boy from her High School. You'll laugh, then cry, relate, then cry again.

Sixteen years ago, Alyssa Hale was born deaf to hearing parents. Now, in a mainstream high school with an interpreter following her around all day and parents struggling and failing to learn sign language, she struggles to manage her deafness in a world where deaf people are looked at as broken.

Mainstream Love story based on High School. You can relate.