Social Issues

(Based On A Dream) Her life didn't start until she met Baby. Their lives didn't start until they met her.

Patriots is a poetry collection which focuses on the lives of said ‘Patriots’, anonymous beings who are proud, beautiful and courageous, but also deceiving, bloodthirsty and destructive. DISCLAIMER - This is a work of fiction This is also advice to not be blindly devoted to one’s country. This book doesn’t mean to discourage patriots. Loving one’s country isn’t a sin. Some content might come across as violent. Drugs aren't encouraged as they are injurious to health and can be lethal.

I wrote this essay as a final project for a class I took, entitled "Asking for a Friend: Curiosity and Lifelong Learning." The aim of the course was for students to pursue topics of individual interests. Social interactions have always fascinated me, and I believe I will be exploring them for the rest of my life. Thus, this essay analyzes today's concept of authenticity and whether it is what it appears to be.

It's a personal question regarding improving your skill to write.

Ida is starting high school and she can't wait for a new life. She hopes to be ranked Delta of her class and gain a good reputation. These plans, however, might have been ruined on her first day when she walks in on a conversation of two flirty girls. They start to talk to her and her life changes forever- for good or for worse.

When Adrian Olsen's parents decide to let a 16 year old stranger live at her house and take over her room, she is mad. Who is this Millie Bobby Brown? She says she is famous, yet she doesn't recognize her. That is until the first day of school. Will Adrian's tomboy life be turned upside down by Millie saying she is Adrian's roomate? Will she get uneeded attention?

A poem, Poetry, Short story,

Ok Boomer (A Poem) by K.M. Anderson A short poem about the power of young people in the world. This was written for an English assignment about literary paradoxes. The piece is serious, the title is not. I do not own the image on the cover.

The story describes the struggles of a little boy who, against all odds, fought ferociously to lift himself from the cesspit of crippling poverty.