TiharaAusburn13

They all said life wasn't fair. They all said not to expect too much out of anything, because you’re never going to get it. They all said that I wasn't good enough. And then There’s   You. Out of all the times in my life you choose to show up now? Why now, out of all the times you could have shown up? Out of all the times you could have picked up this book, you chose to do it right now? WHY? Were you bored and had nothing better to do? Maybe your sitting in the book store right now and your mothers’ taking forever to pick out yet another unnecessary romance novel, and so you decided to go wandering around and somehow you fo

They told me that the world outside was a terrible place So I never questioned them They were adults And as they say Adults know best So for most of my life I lived inside these walls Content with my life With my simple existence But one day I saw a glimpse of what they called The outside With its deep greens And dark blues Its pure white It was a world I had never seen before And all I wanted to do was explore But everyone said Life outside the walls was impossible All it ever ended in was death And broken hearts So when I came of age I gave my heart For a pair of wings And flew over the walls with my comrades So I could rid the “outsi

     One upon a time there was a cheese named Carl. Carl was exceptional at sweating, and eating cake. Carl married a turtle named Merp the Third (Or Merp for short). And they had a pudding daughter named Bob who had some great identity issues.     One day the three of them went on an amazing adventure through the living room. They brought the limbs of their enemies to feast on, the skin of dead rabbits to sleep in, and tiny ant slaves to carry them across the dangerous floors. While they ventured across the carpeted floors they encountered enemies like, cockroach knights, zombie ants mounted atop mighty dust mite steeds, and infamous fallin

Once upon a time The heat of the sun And the depths of the sea Fell in love It was a forbidden love As declared my fate But the two did everything in their power to make it work Until one day Fate stole away the cold From the warmth Heat screamed And fought And pleaded for her love back But fate only smiled And left And so heat raged on and on Until all of earth was a smoldering coal Mother Earth scolded her child fate And released the cold Back into her loves arms And the two lived happily Creating life And love for Mother Earth But Fate struck again Stealing heat away into the night When the cold awoke She panicked Then she cried And then

Jacob got home late that evening. His wife, Marion, greeted him at the door and asked him why he was an hour late. “Well,” Jacob answered, hanging up his blue police coat, “There was a crash a little ways away. It was fairly bad.” “Was anyone hurt?” his wife asked as they sat down for dinner. “The first driver merely swerved off the edge of the road and onto the beach, but the second driver ran smack into a tree. Broke her right leg, and tore up her left arm.” “Was anyone else in the crash?” “We found a young girl hiding up in a tree a little ways away. She claims to be the

 A small blue car plodded along that small coastal road that hugged the sea like it was its only friend. The only sound to be heard was the lapping of the waves agents the beach, and the faint hum of the vehicles engine.  Inside said vehicle’s back seat was a small girl named Camilla. She was no older than seven. Camilla was asleep; her head was pressed against a small plush lamb, leaned up on the window that showed the dark forest opposite the beach. Her short brown hair looked almost black in the night, and framed her pale pointed face like a marshmallow covered in chocolate. Camilla’s legs were pulled up to her chin, and her ar

Deep in the woods lived a girl with skin fair, hair dark, wings of night and nails like ravens claws. It’s said that she takes girls and boy who are bad to the birds, and steals them into the night. Taking them far away, into the darkest part of the woods, where no light ever shines. They say she locks them up in cages, and using the feathers from her own big black wings, creates potions that turn the bad children into chickens, with feathers black as soot, and she feeds them to the evil creatures of the night.