Just go ahead and text me. Let me tell you why.

"Life happens wherever you are, whether you make it or not." - a slice-of-life drama about a collection of young adults and college students learning and growing from each other through the messes they get themselves into and out of. [Original draft was 'What I Learned at SRU,' an AU fiction inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender]

College freshman Shelby Stone falls in love with Kristen Flint. As a crush turns to romance, the girls face family, friends, and prejudice from their peers. Will their love thrive or will it burn? First time doing girl on girl so be patient with me.

She called her Tweets, but she couldn't hear them. Maybe she would in heaven.

I was extremely nervous about sharing this but I was encouraged by some of my dearest friends to take a chance with this. It's based off events that actually occurred in my life.

A girl writes a letter to her twin.

Musing on violence against women.

A short poem about the monster under your bed.

...I was crouched on the floor, waiting to die.

Set after the events of chapter nine in The Blind are people too: a Debbie Benson story. Lucy's thoughts on being part of bullying after Poppy goes too far with it.

A small girl goes to visit her father. Very short and no foul language, but contains adult themes.

A "self help" for suicidal teenagers about how to hide cuts, smile wider, and cover up all of the issues until you find a painless way to end it all.

They were bad. They deserved to die. But did that mean that he was bad, too? Oneshot.

Life isn't easy for someone like him.

Running. No, chasing, that's what was happening. I was being chased, and not a fun chase. At the end of this chase I'd be dead.

Red looks like rage. Extremely short oneshot.

A "sequel" to my poem Fucking Fourteen. This is a poem about being fifteen and different. Rated T for swearing.

Daddy died, and Mommy missed him. But they're happy now, right?

A special routine for a daughter is only the best when it's from the mother and her heart. Rated K for bad romance between the mother and father at the end because the author is terrible at writing the subject.

It's poetry. A summary will be longer than the work itself, so... there's really no point. If you want to know what it's about, then read the poem. Thanks.

Debbie Benson is the Blind kid at Liberty high and none of her peers are making it any easier. But when the bullying gets too far, will Debbie stand up or will she fall through the cracks? Rated T for swearing in later chapters.

A collection of my poems. All of these are true to me, so enjoy!

As humans, we will die. As writers, we will live forever.

come one, come all, to my humble abode. Here there shall be poems to twist your heart, to turn your stomach, to cry out against in anger, and to shield your eyes against. But please, if you are strong of stomach and have... questionable fantasies, come and read my poor scribblings. Ipmi the Goblin

Disney movies don't tell the real story. These are normal girls, and their lives alternate between laughter and tears. At Disney Academy, anything can happen. ON HOLD! WILL CONTINUE IN EARLY 2015!

"Make me pretty," she whispered.

Every child has an imaginary friend at one time in their lives. A mother thinks that her daughter is just going through a phase like normal children. But is it more than just a phase? Rated T for child abuse mention

It was Wednesday the 21st December 1988. A bomb on a passenger plane killed 270 people in total. Nobody on the plane survived. Not even Chris's parents.

Just a little story I found and edited during a thunderstorm. A young girl's worst nightmare is realised

the world is in fragments, and that's how you'll keep it.

There are times were I don't think I can stand without falling again.

"I wanted your respect, and I wanted your love, I was never the best, never good enough."

A bunch of oneshots containing Kataang. Please review!

A song thingy based of a song by Bryan Adams. Enjoy!

What I hate about Harry Potter, basically. But all in good faith.

In a world where ghosts get to live amongst humans one year after death, what will Ashley Welps have to endure after her car crash with her brother Markus. What will her friends think? What happens after her year is up? Was she really that good person she thought she was? Where will she be sent after her year as a ghost? And what about her other dead friends in Chippens High?

One simple act of kindness can change a life.

Watching him now, it was hard to imagine what he used to be like... Euthanasia is a debated moral issue. Here's some food for thought on the topic.

I effuse to believe that all that I am worth is a grade on a piece of paper. A poem on depression and School. Touching on the emotions of many American students.

You had been waiting for a savior, someone like you to show. And he came in the form of a back-haired boy with a talent for singing and hearing the unspoken.

The night belongs to who? Who can claim the right to these dark hours?

I feel like I'm drowning, but the only thing I'm drowning in are your words.

A short story I wrote in Grade Four. Got it published in 'Oz Kids in Print' in Grade Five, so I thought I'd share it on here. [It feels weird not having a disclaimer...]

Based around Nine Eleven when terrorists crashed into the twin towers in New York City.

People always want something to make them happy. A blind girl named Debbie Benson just wants to be normal. Rated K for one swear word.

A poem about what it's like being fourteen and different.

A continuation off Sokka's paddle your boat haiku

Scream For them

Aiko was an orphan with very special powers. She was brought in by a mad scientist and was raised in the art of silent murder. Better then the summary. Please, please, please Review!

A poem decribing the world of Fan Fiction.

short story...Angst.