Yuhime's short story: When I walked to the edge of the bridge I realized why I was really here. While the wind blew through my black silk-like hair I shed the tears as the memories went by.
This is a short story i challenged myself to write. I had to write it in 300 words or less and i thought i would like to share it.
Short story by Danny: Myths are spoken about a planet, a planet that is not far from earth but very far from our minds.
He said he loved me, I said sorry He said he missed me, I said sorry He said he needed me, I said sorry Then I realised that he and me We were both the same
The overgrown grass tickles my bare ankles, Running through the yard. Fireflies zoom round and round, Aglow against the indigo sky.
Poem by Dani: It’s a split in the route that you can't change Getting tangled on a line that you'd rather not see...
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Song Lyrics by Rachel: I have a feeling you, are the only one, that wants me, in this room.
Maybelle's song lyrics: Hopefully, hopefully, I’m that girl under that orange sky
Listen to this song sent in by Chadd King.
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