Martisha Montemayor
Bio
I write because it is a passion for me. When I was a little girl I used writing as a way to express myself, poetry writing is my favorite. My main focuses are fiction, love poems a lot of heartbroken work. Writing for me is therapeutic.
Stories (2/0)
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say.
Martisha Montemayor candidate Falfurrias Tx. Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. We are the crew members of the Voyager X; this mission could not have gone more south. We were right outside the Brimah galaxy searching for a new planet for humanity to inhabit. When suddenly, we were pushed through an electric emission nebula out of nowhere, we were surrounded by meteors. Crew ship Caption Valor Maxius said we were pushed into some type of transport vortex. I just remember spinning out of control we spun for what seemed like an eternity. Crew member Atlas Forbes projectile vomited all over our systems control panel. That’s when the alarms went off Beep! Beep! Beep! The red lights began to flash and the cargo of the ship Voyager X holding more than five thousand cryogenic frozen pods of our species started to malfunction. Crew member Lenna Thomson and I tried to override the system moving the vomit as fast as we could to save the legacy of humanity.
By Martisha Montemayor2 years ago in Fiction
Breaking Generational Cycles
We can never choose who our parents are, or our siblings. In the youth of our lives, we are so ungrateful. I do not mean to keep forgiving toxic relatives. No, your mental health is very important. What I am saying is we can choose how we parent. If we had parents who maybe weren't the best parents. We have control over how often we see our siblings. I am preaching that if you came from nothing you still have the time to do anything. When I was a little girl I learned right away I did not want to be like my older brothers. I do not want to worry my mother I never did. I figured she was probably too busy worrying about the boys anyway. I learned a few do's and dont's from my mother. For example, I enjoy one glass of wine before bed, or even two if it's been a hard day. That is enough for me. From my father, I learned I do not want to be absent. I want to be a parent they can count on to be there. Life has not been a smooth ride for me. I did learn a lot though. I learned so much about my own strength and my own gusto to keep pushing forward regardless of what is ahead of me or not. It's just so vague everything I am saying. I know bear with me. If you are depressed or sad or even just young and lost right now. I wanted to tell you it's okay. I remember wishing so hard for a new family, for a mother who was there all the time. For brothers who loved and respected their little sister. I would wish until my eyes were so watery for a father that wanted his daughter. Then I became a mom. As a parent from the outside looking in it is so hard to navigate through life. Then on top of that to have to raise children. I feel so much empathy now for my folks, I didn't know they were just trying to do the best they could with what they had. I do admit maybe they could have done better but then who would I be today? As for my brothers, they could have been nicer to me. I guarantee though now more than anything if I called one of them up to say some guy felt me up at a bar, that guy would get a beating. When we are young everything seems like the end of the world. Especially if you're in your early twenties. That's the hardest you're just figuring out who you are, what you like what you don't like. It seems like everyone has an opinion of you and what you should be doing. I'm here to tell you to do what you would rather be doing because at the end of the day it's just you and yourself. When you do get older you start to notice your mom getting older too and you almost lose sight of what is important, our lives our families our moms. Life is hard it never gets easier but we can be kind to our parents and our siblings. Take what resonated with you, if nothing did at all. Learn this phrase and live by it. I promise it will save you a whole lot of stress and anxiety " it is what it is, and it ain't what it ain't ".
By Martisha Montemayor2 years ago in Confessions
