A poem about how different each of my friends are

When a friend moves away especally a BEST friend we are all sad. This is an orginal poem about just what it's like when someone you love vanishes forever.

A different kind of love story willing to stand the test of time. Cara wants to give up on the world after the death of her family. Until she meets Blake. Creating a love that withstands the tragedy and separation. Better than it sounds. Give it a chance!

Finding yourself through hard times. This is another story that I would like advice, suggestions, perceptions, on how to make it better.

beautifuly, different love story with certain suspense.

Jenny/Billy. “Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies.”—Aristotle

This is a poem about Helen's frustrations as being someone that no one can see. She is that m ss ng piece of the puzzle in the world.

James POV. Meeting Billys father. "You couldn’t even finish what I started.” He laughed, a deep belied laugh but he made sure it never drew attention. Billys fingers began to tingle, the heart I was borrowing began to skip beats. Something was changing.

Helen expresses her thoughts as she is trapped in Jenny's body, thinking of James. Very mild romantic themes, but with deeper meaning. This is a very short submission.

Not many ppl are actually posting A Certain Slant of Light fanfiction on here. Oh well, I am. This is a poem I wrote inspired by Helen. This is what I think she proably felt before she met James.

it is about a girl who was very energetic and and always smile. she is most of the time hurt from inside because she was trying to be a good friend though she sometimes has faults but her friends doesn't understand and tell her she is a bad friend

a vERy DEpreSinG STOry, rated 't' for depressingness

A monologue type thing written in James' POV at the end of the book. Please R&R.

Acelynn is the living dead..Or well just the dead. She doesnt understand why she's still roaming the earth..THen Palani shows up

A bunch of quotes I found on the internet...from and 'Imagine Me Without You" is courtesy of Jaci Velasquez