Wishing Stories

These poems are all mine. Some were inspired by books, movies and songs, and some were inspired by friends, family and real life events. Enjoy! :-)

Amber and her friends go on a crazy adventure to find her secret admirer! But they all know who it is!

Ava Godfrey has never know what it is to have a mother. She imagines that it's comfort after storms and protection from your own darkness. And her aunt, Elise, is the closest she's ever had. Elise Beaulieu knows what it is to have a daughter. She's felt the burning fury of having a child in danger and the all-consuming love. And her niece, Ava, is undoubtedly a daughter to her. -- A (very) short story to celebrate mothers found atypically. Spinoff of my novel-length story (not on Wattpad, yet).

I written it for a contest. NO one I know has died. Its just what I wrote.

Of completely opposite nature, from utterly polar worlds, and found in a different time, an unlikely duo find themselves on an adventure unlike any other. Somehow in the cold of space, a chirpy genie and a rogue gunslinger find warmth with one another... Disclaimer: May include mature language and sexual scenes. °An L--273 & WattieTara Joint Production. °Cover Illustration by Rinchuki on Instagram

Your wife's birthday is more than just a day on the calendar. It's a celebration of the person you love, cherish, and want to make feel special. While grand gestures have their charm, sometimes it's the little things that tug at the heartstrings. Let's dive into ten heartwarming ideas that will not only bring a smile to her face but create lasting memories for both of you.

I have a locked Pinterest Board that I call 'One Day'. It's filled with photos of homes that look warm, all sorts of body shapes as long as the person has a vibe that feels good, that feels like self love, picnics and all sorts of things. Things that feel good, things that I'd like for myself one day. things like having a home of my own, a life filled with creativity and love all around. I want this book to feel that way. It'll be full of prose and poetry and letters. Dreams and wishes and you can be part of it too. Let's dream together.

When loner Cassie Gellar moves to the coastal town of Horn-Horn, she hopes to make some real friends. She's growing tired of her siblings: snobby older sister Annie, and gay younger brother Brendan.
 However, after her first day at Horn-Horn High-High, she gets lost in the local woods and stumbles across a little boy named Zag, who is shackled to a strange, clay head. Cassie sneaks Zag home and learns that he is no ordinary boy - he is a 'Child of Crux': a magical orphan with the ability to grant unlimited wishes. His previous owner, 
a princess named Ursula, has arrived 
in Horn-Horn to recapture him. This leads Cassie down an unexpected 
rabbit-hole as she uncovers
 the shocking truth about the mysterious 
seaside town she now calls home.

 What is so special about Horn-Horn?

“I have enough patient to wait for the fulfillment of my wishes.” ― Lailah Gifty Akita

Knowing that your care has given me another reason to live my heart has opened to give love another chance read more.....

Sorry this was short but this is how I have felt so I hope you liked it. This is just away if making me feel better and getting things off my mind.

Short tale of a wishing well, old crone, and hero...

True love? Too bad it was make believe... Can't believe you did this to me.

Hi.. I'm Noah. Noah Ivy. I'm a 17 year old girl. I have a lot of issues.. Like my depression and anxiety. You're going to see how my senior year of high school was the best and worst time of my life.. Oh, I forgot to mention, I'm a werewolf.. WARNING: THIS STORY WILL INCLUDE SELF-HARM, DEPRESSION, SUCIDE, AND OTHER THINGD THAT MIGHT BE TRIGGERING TO SOME VIEWERS (A/N)This is my first book of my account and the first book of the series I'm making. This series will be all about Noah and her journey from high school to who knows where. I really hope you enjoy this book and if you do make sure to favorite it and add it to your reading list! Thanks ~ Selcouth