Riseup Stories

What a woman want? To know the answer I'm inviting you to read this short collection of poetry that might enlighte your way to the answer.

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"Justice is the one thing you should always find." It might be a line in a country song, but Aidan Finch heard it long before Toby Keith and Willie Nelson came out with Unleashed. His adoptive father taught Aidan that justice wasn't a political issue or a matter of what someone wanted. It was a human right, and if it came in the form of revenge, then so be it. Aidan himself never really believed in taking revenge. Instead, he focused on music, simply because it could bring people joy. Chance encounters always seemed to work out in his favor, and that certainly seems to be the case when a handsome stranger approaches him. But only a few hours after meeting him, Aidan finds himself roped into an ancient revenge scheme as an unwilling player with a trio of the most unlikely allies. Fire has always been deemed unpredictable and unstable, but that couldn't begin to cover it. He's all for justice, but there are lines that ought to be drawn and never crossed.

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Matt is going through a hard time. His dad is in prison and his mom has cancer. Matt could only count on one thing to put his family together. That is basketball.

COME AND PROTECT THE LITTLE INNOCENT CHILD!

My story is about youth and how often youths dreams, voices, ideas , and ambitions are stut down by close-minded people who tell you what things have to be and how things will work out and how everyone as a person should act or talk or portray themselves.

Generation Z, we are the present and we are the future.

Poetry about the challenges women face daily.

Highest Rank: #810 in Werewolf Alpha Donovan was known for being fearless and an absolute monster who had out-ranked the packs for years. He had the best warriors and his pack had never lost a battle. He had the looks, he had the money, he had the she-wolves...he had everything! Except his Mate.

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Quiet and shy, Sapphire didn't know the first thing about herself until setting foot in the magic and mystical world of Lyland.

Her twin was her polar opposite, but still she followed after her. Asking for her talented and outgoing sister to teach her the secret to be 'popular'. She followed the instructions and help she received, hopeful to finally rise as her sisters equal. To finally escape from the long shadow that she cast. She was just unknowingly diving deeper into it. The moment she realized, the moment she opened her eyes, she made a vow to herself. "I'm not my sister, and I'm done being in her shadow." And she planned to keep it. However to keep such a promise she had to learn how to be herself, and what better way to do so than by calling upon the one thing that set her apart from the thousands of people in the world. Magic. Then again she could simply take it a step further and travel to a fictional realm through the power of her fluffy rabbit named Peach, that can oddly become a spellbook to?! Destination? Black Butler of course!

This is a story about a young girl who's parents go on a vacation, but seem to never return. She meets new people and loses old people, but it makes her stronger. (We use pictures/characters from the game The Walking Dead.) Messages me if you have any requests!

I was inspired about writing this book by my friend who has been writing books. The poems, however, were inspired by the pain that has been inflicted upon me. In the long run, the poems will not be based solely on pain. Do enjoy! PLEASE Vote (☆); Comment✍️ and Share👥.

Um, it's a story about a young lady who learns to lead an entire society back to the top after a raid, it's medieval themed.

I've been selected to write this letter in partnership with RiseUp powered by Kids Help Phone, where African, Caribbean, and Black youth can get wellness support by visiting KidsHelpPhone.ca/RISE or texting RISE to 686868. I'm excited to be a part of this because my own kid is entering high school, so for me, it's as much a letter to him as it is to my past self. Young Black kids deserve to have the guidance of perspective and mentors. I believe I'm in a position to inspire and support by sharing my own experiences.