Sensory Stories

Ever since the silence began, the world has been wrong. People lose whole days-forgotten, erased- as if their emotions are being swallowed by something unseen. Joy. Fear. Pain. All of it... fading. But Jiwoo hears what no one else can: Emotions making noise. A trembling echo when fear rises, a sharp crack when anger shatters, a low hum when grief tries to breathe. And when the seventh tone awakens inside her skull, the lights flicker- time stutters- and a voice whispers from the empty air: "Hear the seventh tone." Something is breaking. Something is calling. And Jiwoo is the only one who can hear it.

Just a bunch of things I have written myself in creative writing.

​The Taker and the Ember ​Zander was the perfect instrument of the Veil. As a Reaper of the High Court, he was a creature of absolute cold, harvesting souls with the clinical indifference of a god. He didn't feel, he didn't linger, and he certainly didn't love. But when he is sent to the Black Pit-a sprawling, industrial slum where hope goes to die-he encounters an anomaly he cannot process. ​Allara is the city's memory keeper. In a place where poverty erases identity, she maintains a "Red Ledger" of the fallen, honoring the dead with Small Mercies. She is a flicker of gold in a world of absolute grey. ​When Zander's fascination turns into a forbidden intervention, the High Arbiter strips him of his divinity, shoving his starlight essence into a suit of breakable meat and bone. Now a mortal man with the "Sight" of a god, Zander must navigate a world where he is no longer the predator, but the prey. ​Together, the fallen god and the mortal nurse must protect the city's stolen memories from a parasitic exile who feeds on grief. In a race against his own ticking heartbeat, Zander will learn that the only thing more terrifying than death is the vulnerability of being alive.

This is made by her don't credit me and some art is not hers!

"Flames of music flap around stone. Drops of pearl melt on feather stars. Opal eyes hold a voice in the wave of dreams." I offer a collection of poems I write from time to time...

Work of fiction, fake biography about abuse and neglect

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'feelings' is a poetry collection centring the visceral in emotional experience. these poems delve into sensory and subtle to sum up each title.

/həˈstirēə, həˈsterēə/ noun exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement, especially among a group of people. ---------- Cadence Ballard's parents wanted her to go see a psychiatrist, but she argued that her drumming was cheaper than therapy. Josh Morrison wanted to belt out vocals like James Hetfield and Bruce Dickenson, but his father slash traditionalist vocal coach made him sing like Josh Groban and Frank Sinatra. Harley Whitaker knew he was going to be rich and famous, but the way to do it was to switch his major to music theory after three years of studying business and project management. Ali Chambers studied at Harvard Law for a year before deciding to study what she loved, despite her attorney parents' desire for her to follow in their footsteps. Conrad Larson desperately wanted to play in a band rather than perform a solo on a grand piano, but with his parents against anything 'unsophisticated', he had to suffer alone on center stage. When all five adults get forced to work on a school project together, they decide to create something that would join them together as friends. Something that would show their families the true meaning of hard rock and metal. Something that would allow them to showcase their hysteria.

A collection of poems based on sensory details from real life events. If you use my work remember to include 'By Alexandra Blount' or it is plagiarism. (Unless otherwise stated)

I started writing this story when I was 18. Still have a long way to go for it to be finished. Story of my life. By age 5, I wasn't doing well. It was either find me a treatment program to help me learn how to eat table foods or get me a feeding tube because my health was at risk. The only other option was the option that no parent would want ... I was only eating baby food vanilla pudding and only drinking milk and water for 6 months. I refused to eat table foods as a baby. I not only talk about the traumatic events at age 5, but I take a deep dive into my entire childhood from start to finish, the typical parts of my childhood to the not so typical parts. I had sensory processing issues as a kid and mental health issues as a kid / teen and young adult. But anyone can overcome any obstacle if you set your mind to it, and find the right treatment. You have to know that there is hope. Read this story to discover the hardships of my childhood and why food was and still is a struggle today. But also read this story if you are a parent looking for help for your children, read this story if you are a person looking for motivation to lead you on the path of success, read this story if you are looking for help with mental health, read this story if you are bored, read this story for literally any reason. And if you are looking for even a sliver of hope for your life, this story is for you. Even if you just feel a tiny bit of hope, that's all it takes to start, and eventually lead into the journey of ultimate hope and a life full of miracles.

Macey is a 15 year old tennis player, with a love for literature, movies, and her best friend Nadia. One night while Macey's parents are out of town someone breaks into her house and shoots her in the heart. When the murderer leaves, he puts the gun in Macey's hand, making it look like Macey committed suicide. Who is the murderer? Watch the story unwind from Macey's out of body experience, and watch the mystery unfold as her friends and family try to find out what happened. Watch as people think Macey is a shy introvert, but because of her sensory integration. Sensory integration is a nervous system disorder that has to do with touch, light and texture. Many kids with sensory don't like big crowds, or people. Stay tuned for Sensory UnSensored.

In this poem, you explore the deep emotional impact of memories of a loved one. Sensory details like a breeze or a scent evoke vivid recollections of her curly hair, shining eyes, and sweet voice, leaving you with a lingering mix of beauty and sorrow.

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A research project for school about sensory processing difficulties. It goes over what it's like, what it is, ways to diagnose, how to help someone with it, and more. I chose to research this topic as a way to learn about myself.

A beautiful sensory poem on the colours of the world, telling the story of a young person.