Riseup Stories

Pictures that describe how I feel about Trump, Guns, BLM, and war. (The pictures will have words on them sometimes)

She thought it was love and he thought it was over. How she feels after it all goes down and the long road to becoming herself again. Please comment below what you think! This was a cool summer prompt about breaking up that just popped into my head!

This is a collection of poems and quotes. Short stories and songs. That should remind you that girls are not weak they are STRONG! If you are a girl I hope this teaches you to stand up for yourself because you are strong. You deserve better. If you are a guy feel free to read this but if you find it insulting well you are just gonna have to suck it up because I warned you! WE GIRLS ARE NOT WEAK WE ARE STRONG! So boys, suck it up and get used to it!

A bunch of poems about depression, and rising up from it.

Warning : self harm, blood, self hate, and more. Please take note this story is base off my past life, not everything is perfect. That means the main character as well. This is not a nice, happy, everything is swell! Story. No. You have been warned A little girl knows to much about the world around her, from drugs to death. She lost and gone, often living in a world of her own. She is a lost boat at sea, getting farer away each day. Thinking she will forever be broken. Until her family was endangered of be rip apart in front of her own eyes. .

Your very own author, the creator of two upcoming novel guides, Life Is An Illusion and Rise Up, collabs with the expressive members of De La Salle Lipa's Poet Society Club to create two of the deepest poems that can make a statement and a message of hope for the victims and survivors of suicide brought on by the horrific torture of bullying, discrimination, and negativity anywhere around the world. We hope to inspire and help those who have been becoming suicidal and we want to say, in behalf of us, You Are Never Alone. (Recommend playing Logic's 1-800 song while reading any of the two poems) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cycUHgg0zzU

She was broken. Her mom a sell out drunk. Her dad a irresponsible runaway. She was sad, confused, and never had a normal childhood. This girl is not like you and me. This girl is Alesia Grace Elias Carter.

Expressing myself

*WILL BE UPLOADING DAILY JANUARY 2018 SO KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR NEW DAILY CHAPTERS* this story follows the journey of Sally worthing and her new beginnings in London , she meets the school badass and slowly falls in love with him . Can she get him to trust her before her past catches up with her???

Poetry about the challenges women face daily.

just some poems

I'm so tired of society's constant judgment. As said, our history shaped who we are, which means that our ancestors' mistakes follow us. I'm tired of society labeling us because of our ancestors' faults; I wish to be judged for who I am, not who my family was. This is what happens when a young girl is Fed Up with society's judgment, fake friends, and two-faced hypocrites; she forms literature with it. "If I have this ability to form my thoughts into moving pieces of literature, I'd like to use this gift to move someone and make them think. Poetry is my way of getting out the words I never could get out with my mouth due to fear. But I'm not afraid anymore. If I can touch someone's heart with my words, I will do so to the best of my abilities."

Would you still feel so alone even if you knew my story?

Thelma is a 17 year old girl who grew up in Zambia.She was an only child born to an ordinary Farmer Mr Sakala and a very Beautiful teacher Mrs Rose Sakala. Thelma was just an ordinary kind of girl,not talkative,never been to a Party,never had a boyfriend.Well just her being her. But as soon as she enters eleventh grade,the unexpected begins to happen a world she'd never imagined for herself. #9-Christiangirl 17/08/19

Its a new School Year With new Freshman and New Fights. Y/n L/n Is the leader of The Jury and is very skilled in combat so no one messes with her or her group. Despite being stereotyped as Heartless People, Y/n and her group do stand for what's right. One day The Jury is walking around Cherry High when they spot the new student of their class being shoved to the ground and cornered. Marshmello wasn't sure he was going to survive another two years of high school, if it wasn't for Y/n and The Jury. Although they did save him from being beaten to a pulp Mellow declines their offer of joining them. But as he watched them walk away, her words echoed in his mind. "If you ever need a friend, we're not hard to find. See ya around Mellow!" Enjoy and spread mushrooms 🍄

A poem hoping that people will really listen to each other with not just open minds but with open hearts as well, especially during these trying and difficult times.

This poem is more about fighting with my own self. Being angry with myself and eventually fighting for myself against all the questions and fingers raised by society and the world.

Based on a story from a friend of a friend expect this is a universe where they take over!

I've been selected to write this letter in partnership and to raise awareness of the program RiseUp powered by Kids Help Phone. The RiseUp program is a free, 24/7 French and English wellness support service for Black youth across Canada. Black youth can obtain support by visiting KidsHelpPhone.ca/RISE or by texting RISE to 686868.