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I couldn't remember much. This wasn't right. How did i get here. Then, I saw him standing a yard away. He was watching me. I backed away, he followed. I turned and ran. I could hear him following behind me, but I didn't dare turn around.
friends, age, time, distance
A moving story about the most influential and loving person in my life: my best friend & Grandfather-- who taught me to find humor in everything ...
This is my second Insiders, I've had problems this month due to things changeing in my life, saying goodbye mostly, and I'm sorry this is late. this month is on special memories and things that remind you of them. Its not my best work and I'm truely sorry its not so wonderful but I'm trying. I already have next months topic and I promise its better than this month. Bare with me, I am trying. Please particapate in the questions. And a special thanks to the only person who commented on my last
Thy heart wont re-enter its owner, only memories now exist, memoreis that just wont go, will it be the end or will it be the begininng.
Alice is found in the ghost town of Citadel one morning, with nothing but a bloodstained wedding dress, a gun and a strange blue rose. All memories of her past self, along with her family, friends and home had all but vanished. Around the same time that the C.I.A found 'Alice,' a portal appeared. An interdimentional 'rabbit hole' that leads to a parallel dimension later dubbed,'Wonderland.' A dimension that only Alice can enter. Someone doesn't want her there. Someone wants her dead. Will
About a teenaged girl who got rape and is going through depression. One day she goes to school with despair and meets a guy..Should she be scared?...or thankful? [ 1st book is LOST- FINDING MY WAY]
A collection of seven poems written by Alexandra Laird during the summer of 2009. Many of the writings are nostalgic, looking back on a past age in childhood or grieving experiences lost to disease, while others were written with insights gained from living with the same disease that took so much.
A unique collection of life's feelings, memories and moments encapsulated in metaphorical snapshots of color. For Adults. Children's version is Whispers of Color for Children. BY Sue Elizabeth Lee
A personal essay of remembrance
I couldn't remember much. This wasn't right. How did i get here. Then, I saw him standing a yard away. He was watching me. I backed away, he followed. I turned and ran. I could hear him following behind me, but I didn't dare turn around.
friends, age, time, distance
A moving story about the most influential and loving person in my life: my best friend & Grandfather-- who taught me to find humor in everything ...
This is my second Insiders, I've had problems this month due to things changeing in my life, saying goodbye mostly, and I'm sorry this is late. this month is on special memories and things that remind you of them. Its not my best work and I'm truely sorry its not so wonderful but I'm trying. I already have next months topic and I promise its better than this month. Bare with me, I am trying. Please particapate in the questions. And a special thanks to the only person who commented on my last
Thy heart wont re-enter its owner, only memories now exist, memoreis that just wont go, will it be the end or will it be the begininng.
Alice is found in the ghost town of Citadel one morning, with nothing but a bloodstained wedding dress, a gun and a strange blue rose. All memories of her past self, along with her family, friends and home had all but vanished. Around the same time that the C.I.A found 'Alice,' a portal appeared. An interdimentional 'rabbit hole' that leads to a parallel dimension later dubbed,'Wonderland.' A dimension that only Alice can enter. Someone doesn't want her there. Someone wants her dead. Will
About a teenaged girl who got rape and is going through depression. One day she goes to school with despair and meets a guy..Should she be scared?...or thankful? [ 1st book is LOST- FINDING MY WAY]
A collection of seven poems written by Alexandra Laird during the summer of 2009. Many of the writings are nostalgic, looking back on a past age in childhood or grieving experiences lost to disease, while others were written with insights gained from living with the same disease that took so much.
A unique collection of life's feelings, memories and moments encapsulated in metaphorical snapshots of color. For Adults. Children's version is Whispers of Color for Children. BY Sue Elizabeth Lee
A personal essay of remembrance