Talia Devora
Bio
Poetess, visual artist and lifestyle/quiz writer! My pastimes include reading, sleeping, gaming, music, fitness, etc! Be yourselves, be kind and value life! Let's connect and be friends!
My IG accounts: @tdwrites24 & @tdcreates97
Stories (387/0)
Blossom
A dead past does not put a halt to a new future. A year later, Kaffy, a highly intelligent, creative, bookish, and preppy Nigerian-Canadian 15-year-old girl was released from juvenile prison. She was arrested and charged with petty theft and assault, and was sentenced to a year in prison. Her sentence was supposed to be 6 months for stealing a lollipop, a chocolate bar, a pack of playing cards, and a bag of Cheeto's cheesies from 7-Eleven, but she received another 6 months for kicking, punching, and hitting another female inmate across the face during an altercation in the canteen.
By Talia Devora3 days ago in Fiction
Autistic Girl Magic
My magic tricks are singing and playing the bass guitar. A big part of Nancy’s life was music. She was active in the music community since she was as young as five years old. Her angelic singing voice and innate musical talent brought all of her family members, friends, neighbours, and the community together. Every time she got up on stage, her alluring blue eyes would light up, and her shiny, straight, long, waist-length auburn hair became a trademark. Besides her magical singing voice, her prized possession was her luxurious, custom-made sparkly turquoise and pink bass guitar, something that she never allowed everyone to put their hands on.
By Talia Devora16 days ago in Fiction
The Chess Prince
Knowledge is the best form of self defence. Three years later, a vivid dream became a reality. At 12 years old, Yotam Meir-Li became an accidental celebrity. Yotam became a symbol of self mastery, neurodiversity, courage, dedication, and perseverance. He knew he could beat his adversaries with his intelligence. No one was going to block his vision, even though they thought they could. To keep himself in check, he had a personal saying, “Autism cannot make me weak. It only makes me stronger and smarter.”
By Talia Devora29 days ago in Fiction