Nonfiction

  • How I began to write

    I have always loved words. I read a lot of books in elementary school like The Chronicles Of Narnia and The Magic Treehouse Series. It wasn’t until a unit on poetry in middle school that I realized I loved to write too.
  • I don't know

    I just sit all day in alternate reality bored out of my mind all I do is read and thats not enough I havn't seen my best friend in four months and I see her tommorrow the only thing I do is sit I'm so bored-
  • Smile

    Hey you.
    I want to ask you something.
    How many times have you doubted yourself today?
    How many times have you said I can't do it?
    How many times have you said no to something,
    Have you told yourself that you're not good enough?

  • Invisible

    Invisibility.
    The child known as former me always wanted that as her super power.
    But now,
    I just feel,
    Invisible.
    They're all to busy,
    And I get it.
    I'm almost all grown up,
    I don't need as much attention.
  • We Need Equality

    Although individuals in America like to say that this country treats everyone as equals, it doesn’t. In the mid 1900s, there stood a strong man. His name was Martin Luther King Jr. and he had a goal. He wanted equality.
  • How can I write


    What do I write about
    when 
    people are dying
    people are mistreated
    people are misguided
    people are screaming
    people are crying
    people are morning
    people are shouting
    people are angry

    I say "people"
  • Depressed Cow

    There's not really one single word,
    To explain how I'm feeling.
    It's just a misty dampness,
    Hovering on my shoulders,
    A constant news channel,
    Broadcasting everything I have to do.
    A never ending question.
    A look of worry.
  • George Floyd


    Warning: violent actions and death is described.

    One upon a time, there was a man named George Floyd.
    He moved to Minneapolis, parting from long time friends and family.