Truthfully Stories

"Everyone's replaceable" that is what Abby always say. Well that might be true but what happens if a young little girl named Destiny Grace auditioned for a place at the ALDC in Pittsburgh. Will she be able to handle the pressure? Will she replace some of the girls in the team if she gets chosen. Find out more.

A collection of poems and spoken word from a perspective of a lost mind, to one that began discovering itself. Through perseverance, courage, weaknesses, to lessons, allow the pieces inside to prove to you no one is alone in their thoughts. With over 10 years of works to go through, these pages are filled with undeniable words that I for one, have denied myself. Read it like you are watching a 13 year old girl grow to find herself over the years, the ups and downs of womenhood, and the trials and tribulations us teenagers and young adults go through.

this is a poem that I write when I was 8

Christian is a boy who was born into a family with a troubled past. His father, Mr. Frank, was a gambler, and his mother was a drunkard. Despite the chaos in his household, Christian was born with a disability that affected his ability to speak and see. He faced many challenges growing up, including abuse from his mother for drawing on the walls. One day, on his fifth birthday, Christian's father returned home after losing all their money gambling. Mr. Frank, despite his own struggles, encouraged Christian to embrace risk and fight for what he wanted. Christian, unable to speak, communicated through finger signs and expressed gratitude for his father's support. As Christian grew up, he faced more challenges, including abuse from his mother and neglect from his parents. Despite his disabilities, Christian showed resilience and determination to overcome obstacles. He found solace in his friendship with Helena, who later became known as Haika. Haika, now a successful doctor, faced her own struggles with Mr. Majid, a powerful mafia boss. She was forced to make difficult choices to protect herself and those she cared about. However, with Christian's help and a clever plan, they were able to outsmart Mr. Majid and secure the future of the orphanage center and their company. Through their journey, Christian and Haika learned the importance of resilience, friendship, and standing up against injustice. They faced their challenges head-on and found strength in each other. Their story is a testament to the power of determination, love, and hope in overcoming adversity.

A story told through bits of poetry.

Dear Journal... *Trigger Warning*

These are thoughts I usually have when I'm just sitting there and staring into space. I have a notebook full of them. and well I felt the need to share.

Come and explore the endless mysteries, within the mind. let your eyes be open to the endless possibilities that are so basic yet you won't believe what you will see. {Completed Book} * Highest Rank:🏅 1 in #Truthfully 27/04/20

Ummm pretty depressing if ya ask me but go ahead and read if you wish

So basically, the title tells all. Read on to hear my endless rants that may or may not make sense to you because I am horrible at writing but I love it so I do it anyways. So basically the book is a house for things I'll never say aloud or maybe just me getting things out or just venting because it's hard to be alive and letting out the bad stuff inside you makes the pressure beneath your forehead a little lighter and that makes living a little easier. So thanks, whoever may read this, thanks.

Truth that stays and remains forever..

Dear Natasha, I know. There may be no battle but I'm mad, mad at what you did. You ruined a friendship, and you only have yourself to blame... Well that's what I thought anyway, I'm not and I don't think I ever could be. I'm not saying that I'm not mad I'm just a little bit more sad than anything not because I don't think I could handle losing anymore friends but rather that I couldn't stand to lose you. And if you want to know why I guess you'll just have to keep reading to find out...

The poem begins with a sense of restlessness as the speaker struggles to fall asleep, finding the act of dreaming increasingly irritating. These dreams haunt them every day, presenting a familiar, nightmarish scenario where they are ensnared like prey in a spider's web. The imagery of being trapped in a web, with a menacing spider lurking nearby, creates a palpable feeling of dread and helplessness. The repetitiveness of the dreams becomes apparent as the speaker emphasizes the monotonous nature of the scenes, suggesting that these dreams may be reflections of their inner struggles or anxieties. The dream's recurring themes appear to mirror the challenges and obstacles the speaker faces in their waking life. The vivid imagery, emotions, and symbolic elements in the poem make it a haunting and thought-provoking read.

Middle School is not always lollipops and rainbows. At times it can be fun and games, but when things happen it comes back to bite you into the butt. Here's my story, trust me you'll want to stay for the whole thing.

Oppression Obsession

You don't need a therapist.You just needs someone who have the same attitude as you are.So you don't feel like you are the only one that feel this way. Since this pandemic I have too much time with myself which is not good for me because it started to make me an over thinking person and think about everything in this life. To be honest, I write this book because I want to know if there is someone who feel the way that I feel.So I don't feel that I am weird and need to see the therapist. Maybe I'm out of my mind,who's know?

Katie Runus has been completely lost her direction of her life, until she met someone could change her life and realise the history of her family is not as simple as she thought

If you are looking for a story or a poem, keep looking. This is just something I wanted to do for myself to figure something out. The words inside are just thoughts that have crossed my mind, they are a part of my journey to nowhere. I will see you around 🤠