Nonfiction

  • Life is like a box of candy

    Sometimes I feel that the world is going so fast that I can't keep up. And I just have to stop and think. A lot of the time when I have to rush out of the house I am going in circles and I can't get anything done.
  • My perspective

    For the first time, I was beginning to understand what life is all about. It's about spending time with people like family, friends, and people you care about. It is not all games, money and all that extra stuff. It's not all fun and games.
  • Sister Revelations

    I didn’t particularly care about having a sister, at the ripe age of 3 it was indifferent to me and as long as I didn’t have to share my toys. I guess I didn’t know I would be getting a companion, a best friend.
  • Revelation

    I'm out on the water, one beautiful afternoon, just enjoying myself and my own thoughts, pondering whatever comes to mind. Ideas float by like cattail fluffs drifting along with the current of the tide.
  • Pebble

    I want to build you a castle, even though I can barely use a screw driver.
    I want to write you a song, one that would make you think of me on a whole new level,
    One you could listen to when we're apart.
  • The Humble Beech

    I look outside my window and I see a collection of trees; no not trees, a collection of memories. I see everything I love and everything I ever want to be. Sure, they’re just trees to some, but to me, they are like family.
  • Trash to Some is Treasure to Many

    We’ve all heard the classic saying “One person’s trash is another person’s treasure,” but what makes something trash or treasure? What makes someone categorize it as trash? Is it because it's “useless” or maybe it’s because it's worn out?
  • Scars

    I have been through a lot

    I have manys scars

    Both physical scar

    And scars that are from my past

    Lots of my memories have scars

    So it’s hard for me to think about the good things from my past