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Shellon Williams
I have a passion for writing and I believe that whatever it is that you are passionate about doing you should do it wholeheartedly. One day I would like to be an advocate of a good cause. Proud member of vocal
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what a foolish man
What a foolish man? By Shellon Williams How could you be so naive or blinded by the fact that her heart is as big as a Mansion with many rooms .All you had to do was choose; but no you refused. All she asked of you was for you to listen . You had A place where you can call your home or your comforter. With a kitchen so big that you could've put together the world's best recipe of love .How dare you refuse the room your soul could have found rest ? How dare you go through that forbidden door ? You had a home that could have made you felt like a king on a throne. What a foolish man? Why did you chose to be homeless?
By Shellon Williams9 months ago in Poets
Missing Endings
It was just another ordinary day. Just another ordinary day until... it wasn't. The raindrops raced each other down the foggy window, like tears caressing the glass. Theo watched them hypnotically, letting all other thoughts empty from his head, quietening as they did so.
By Karissa E.L. Cuffa day ago in Fiction
Saving Humanity From Dragons
There weren't always dragons in the Valley. But that's how it goes for most places. There are times when humans would see things no other human could, and think of legends that were not even made by them. Those times had only been a few thousand years ago when humans first discovered the truth about dragons, but they never forget. They just accept the truth without question or dispute.
By Fashion O Day5 days ago in Fiction
Between Phone Calls
Dear Mom, If I’d only had the capacity to understand then, 25 years ago, what I know now we would have been closer. After my sister was born I felt obsolete. Whether that was fair or not really wasn't relevant. I was eleven and an only child until she arrived. From my young point of view she took all of your time away from me. I was lonely.
By Jo Mcvayabout 11 hours ago in Confessions
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