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  • If I died

    If I died yesterday You would be indifferent Because you wouldn’t of known me. If I died now You would always love me Because you could never grow to hate ...

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    • Review · Other
    1 min read
  • I can't remember

    Did I do it? Was it me? I can’t remember. But they are saying I did it. They say they have the evidence. But I can’t remember. Have ...

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    • Review · Realistic
    3 min read
  • I'm sorry daddy

    I have never been abused. but I am very against it. There is an add on TV at the moment and I had to write something about the matter

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    • Realistic · Review
    4 min read
  • A Precious Little Angel

    “I know you” was played, it was her favorite song. She had her eyes closed, as if trying to cling on to the words. The audience was in awe of ...

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    • Realistic · Health
    3 min read
  • Can I go home?

    Mommies crying again. I’m sorry mommy. I don’t mean to make you sad. I think you’re just scared that you don’t understand what’s happening. I get sad when I’m reall

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    • Health · Realistic
    6 min read
  • Still want me too

    A piece about breaking up with someone but still loving them and wanting them back.

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    • Romantic · Review
    2 min read
  • I miss us

    A revised version of my piece of work about still loving someone.

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    • Romantic · Review
    3 min read


You walk into this room at your own risk, because it leads to the future, not a future that will be but one that might be. This is not a new world, it is simply an extension of what began in the old one. It has patterned itself after every dictator who has ever planted the ripping imprint of a boot on the pages of history since the beginning of time. It has refinements, technological advances, and a more sophisticated approach to the destruction of human freedom. But like every one of the super states that preceded it, it has one iron rule: logic is an enemy and truth is a menace.
— Rod Serling