Makeadifference Stories

TW: This is a short story/poem about a school shooting. No gory details were included. It is more of a broad overlook of the impact and lasting affects on people of all ages after either experiencing a shooting, or hearing of one. I felt this was an especially important peice of work to share, because it is so prominite in our world today.

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Just read it. I only want to make a difference in your life, and this is how I'm doing it.

I was laying in the bookshop's attic, with a book on my beating chest and watching through the thin window's glass the infinite sky that was passed by millions of clouds. They were sliding from left to right, making multiple layers of tones of white. At the begining they were white, pure, perfect, and as the time went by, they were turning grey, scaling slowly to darker tones. Then came the rain, shortly but promptly that eventually washed all the sad colors. At last, they went back to white, pure, but not that perfect. It was then when I realised life was like the sky. Challenging and filled up with true, pure experiences as we go through it. I closed my eyes and turn my head to the right, he wasn't there anymore, but I stayed. I chose to remain myself, not to change for just a dark cloud in my life.

Have you ever wondered if maybe-just maybe, you were meant for something great? Something big. Like you could actually make a difference in the world and brand your name into the minds of people. Well, this is a story about a girl who felt that way. She had hopes and dreams, fears and insecurities. She had high expectations of herself, and even higher expectations of failure. Then, she met people. She experienced things she never had before. She made mistakes. She realized things. She loved and hated, laughed and cried, feared and fought, and most important of all... She lived. Read this story about her journey, her trials and hardships, failures and adventures, and find out whether or not she made the difference she'd dreamed about. Disclaimer: I do not own the cover. Note: The current title is only temporary until I find a much more suitable one. § STARTED 10•14•2017 § § ENDED -- • -- • ---- §

I'm just doing what I can to convince people to donate to charities and help save someone's life through it. I will mainly focus on homeless or starving. Thanks!

Earth: 3998 Everything is organised into large teams, cliques. Each clique has its own job. Working together, they keep the city running. Violet has lived in her clique, Clique 6 all of her life. She fits in. She has grown up learning how to cure sicknesses, clean up cuts, mend broken bones and all the other things they are expected to learn in her clique. She has never lived anywhere else. She is happy, content even. _________________ James has grown up in his clique, Clique 2. He has always been the outcast. He has learnt how to use pickaxes, axes, drills and all the other things they are expected to learn in his clique. He has never lived anywhere else. He wished he did. Will James ever escape? And what part will Violet play in that? Read on peeps :)

This a poem about how the world is like and I would encourage everyone to do something nice for someone to make their day because everyone is worth something and should be treated equally.

"There are no passengers on spaceship Earth, We are all crew" -Marshall McLuhan #1 in renewable ~ 16/6/2021

The world is dying, but only she and her friend seem to understand. But how do they make evrybody else understand?

Cyn, a 30 year old woman going through a spiritual awakening, get's news that the state has custody of her eleven year old nephew. Battling through her shadow side and going through an ego death - a.k.a. dark night of the soul- she realizes she is her nephew's best shot at a good life. In this story, she processes the idea of what being a parent would be like vs. letting her nephew suffer at the hands of the state.

This is a of collection spoken word pieces on black struggles, black power, the brutal treatment of black people, and how the media portrays them in today's society. Presented from the perspective of a young black woman.

Project Disease: A project that CARES and not only cares about diseases, but world peace and non violence. I believe that Project Disease can make a difference.

this is a book why not to bully please read if your being bullied this book will help you through it

Are you scared of love? So is this character but go along as she over comes and tries to change the world one day at a time. She's a normal person just like you trying to make it big and will give you tips and advice about the lessons learned as she goes. Go along and support her in her journey and she will help you with yours!

What do think when you think of a wish? Or what is you favorite memory? These are things I need to get off my chest.