Composing Stories

This story is a cautionary tale about fear. Genre: Vampire/Psychological/Moral Lesson

Story ideas I like, but don't have the energy to write an entire book for, so it's all poetry. Might be all over the place, might not even be that good, but I'm trying!

Aly Walker is the composer of the most famous boy band- 5 Gigabites, or as most people call them, 5GB. Though she hasn't met them in the real world, she talks to them through video chats and the like, letting her know them better. She may look like a normal girl in school, but there's a big secret that she's hiding, too.

"Hello world, I'm Cecelia Presting. Nice to meet you!" 14-year-old Cecelia has always loved music. She plays multiple instruments, sings, and dabbles in composing. However, her parents think that music is a trivial hobby and constantly pressure her to "do something with her life" or start thinking about college and careers. One day, Cecelia has an idea, one that will prove to her parents that music is important and can support her. All she has to do is put it in action.

I am finished packing my bags. Finally. I cannot wait to leave this house. I scan the room one last time to make sure I don't leave anything behind. My brother, Kayden, is standing on the doorstep. He looks at me with sad eyes. "I am so sorry that you had to go through this, Lyss." I give him a look that means: "It isn't your fault." "I shouldn't have let you live here for so long." I shake my head and pick up a cardboard box to put it in the truck outside. Silently, we put all the boxes in the back of the truck. When we are done, I see Marc standing beside the car. He walks toward me and gives me a hug. Afterward he opens the door for me, so I can get in my brother's car. "The nightmare is over now, Allison. Go enjoy your live." I mouth a thank you and wave good bye as my brother and I leave that hellish place. It's time to start over for the third time.

Some random songs I wrote everytime I was bored. I posted these just for fun. My pen name's Marci Mellow btw.

-written by the vocaloid producer skirmish-p!

She won an outstanding composing award as a beginner. Now everyone hates her for the special treatment she receives though her next pieces were pathetic. Was she a fluke? Jamie didn't think so, and proceeded to get to know the always-stressed-looking girl and showed her that one can have fun and work at the same time.

This is a book meant to help and give tips to other young musicians that I've gotten from both academical and personal experiences. It doesn't matter what instrument you play or if you're a vocalist, hopefully this will help anyone.

Believe in dreams is a band made of five members, six if you count their best friend who help compose their song or did. One day she disappear and with only music coming in, once every two months. But what happens when she finally come back? What emotions will they feel? Anger? Hurt? or Joy? Cindy had been hiding from her friends for a while bur now it's time to see them again. However will they accept her with open arms? Or will they hate her for disappearing like that?

Ako'y tutula, mahabang mahaba. Ako'y uupo, tapos na po. ^_______^

You finally met your match and the expectations are high!

A story about a young man who loves playing the piano and about a young woman who can't anymore. "For me playing piano is kind of like breathing. I never stopped to think about why I do it or do I like doing it. It's just something that I do. I can't live if I don't breath. The same way that I can't live if I don't play."

Exactly what the title says.

This is a fiction novel about overcoming tragedy and dealing with grief. It's also about communication with God and the many ways that can happen. Finally, it's about learning to live and love again. Forgiving is hard to do, and it's hardest when its yourself that you need to forgive. Joy is a woman who has lived through so much tragedy in her young life, that she could be the lead character on a nighttime soap opera. She has so much hurt and bitterness inside her and she directs it solely upon herself. God intervenes in an incredibly kind way, a way that will potentially lead her to not only regain her life, but to also change the life of many others. But only if she can open her heart to love again; herself most of all.

A continuation of my random book about random cello things

Caidyn, a 15 year-old composing prodigy, finds out who and what really matter when a tragic event turns her life upside-down.