Semicolon Stories

2 completely divergent people. 1 duplicitous small town. How could their worlds be ever-so similar?. Would the 2 become bandages of their ever-aching wounds? Or would they become lost in the abyss that was their differences? Only hearts could determine the fate of the star-crossed pariahs.

Started: February 15, 2020

*TRIGGER WARNING* (SUICIDE, DEPRESSION, SELF HARM) This is my first time writing something, so there's probably quite a few mistakes. I found a prompt on Tumblr and I wanted to give it a go. It's a little clique to be honest, but yeah. I would love for anyone that's willing to give some constructive criticism or suggestion. This is just a rough draft of sorts. Thanks so much! PROMPT: You find a suicide note covered in your own blood *please note that these characters are fictional.* Copy rights apply

Have you ever been excited to read a Wattpad story, only to find that the story is unreadable due to horrible issues regarding spelling, punctuation, and grammar? To save yourself from making such errors, you should read this book! In this book, all the main issues shall be addressed. Firstly, I'll go over how to use all types of punctuation. Next, I'll discuss how dialogue works. Finally, I'll discuss more advanced topics, like differentiating between passive and active voice. Hopefully, once you've read this book, your work will not be an unreadable mess.

The pain to a inner me

"out of 7 billion people of the world, it only takes one person to shatter your world. and sometimes, that person is yourself." ✞ ✞ ✞ in which two sarcastic assholes both recovering from recent heartbreak accidentally meet at a graveyard one saturday - and every saturday after - and reform the bond they'd lost so many years ago. {trigger warning}

Okay so I'll do the challenge, I'll also add confessions and things along the way. This is for me more than anything else, even after all this time, I have healing to do 🙃

"A semicolon is used when an author could've chosen to end their sentence, but chose not to. The author is you and the sentence is your life." -Project Semicolon, 2013

A poem.

Before, now, after; it's called a cycle. Every single thing and every single person has their own cycle. So is a semicolon. So is Raven, so is Rhys.

magkikita paba sila ? What if maging sila sa bandang hule?

; in which she dies a thousand deaths without flatlining. - all rights reserved.

you don't have to read this, sometimes I view things from my own perspective and others too.

Sometimes the short poems are the hardest change one word and the whole poem avocados

Elena walks into the first job of her life and finds The One she didn't know she was looking for.

This is just one of my manu shorts about my life

After being blindsided with a breakup, my emotions were pushing me over the age and I had to find an outlet. After three years of writer's block, it was the pain of a breakup that reawakened my gift of poetry. Journey with me as I climb my way back into the light.