The stars watch from far above, not knowing whether or not to meddle in what had just taken place that night.

You bumped into me. Me, I was happy to find someone like you. And after all this, I love you.

What would he do?

Are these feelings the start of a great friendship? Or am I in love with you?

A poem about my first love, and my first heartbreak

My response to a poem my friend wrote

What if old friends were never meant to be just friends?

I wish you were here...

A poem about having an anxiety attack

A poem...about writing poetry. Inspired by a conversation with Disneydork

When you finally realize how you feel about them

A poem about making a big decision, and having to base it off of feelings that are brand new to you.

My thoughts while looking at a picture of someone I love.

Heartbreak, in its most raw form.

What I wish I had the courage to say out loud every time my dad comes storming in my room to tell me another thing I've done wrong.

A poem about falling in love, just after having your heart broken by someone else...someone you're not quite over yet.

A poem about my dad and how I see him.

A short poem comparing life and death. Inspired by “The Wise” by Countée Cullen.

A young man crosses the thin line that lies between courage and idiocy, thus forever sealing his fate.

Being rewritten. First version was horrid.

Haiku. It's really honest and personal, so I would prefer no mean comments that would make me cry. Please read author note attached for more information. Thank you.

I wrote this awhile back.

This is a Choka. If you don't know what that is, please read authors note attached. Thank you.

She spends her days sitting on the swings, watching the clouds as the blue bird sings. She wishes to stay here and never go home, but when the sun goes down she'll be all alone. The story of a girl abused by her father. Rated for violence.

Two government experiments try to make it on their own in the outside world while being pursued by their creators.

Life on the streets worded by a teenager living in them. Oneshot.

Getting dumped online sucks enough on its own. But then there's the fact that you didn't see it coming and never had a chance to say goodbye.

A comical parody of Stacy's Mom by Fountains of Wayne

A villanelle style poem about heartbreak in general.

Parody of Edgar Allen Poe's The Raven. What happens if a veryhungry writer meets up with a sparrow?

A poem regarding unrequited love.

This is about my Great-grandmother.