I was taking a lovely winter stroll. Snow was starting to fall and I knew I had to get home. No one was there and the falling snow looked so beautiful in the fading light. It was peaceful, until I saw a strange silhouette in the distance. My cursed curiosity got the best of me and I decided to get a closer look. It was a Bernese mountain dog. It was whimpering and shivering. It looked like she was...

They were sitting together for the last time. One hooked up to many machines and the other was free. “You can’t die. I just realized my true identity. I finally came out to my family. I finally accepted who I am. You can’t die,” she took her girlfriend’s hand. She didn’t want to cry but she knew this was the end of her true love’s life. “Hope, you can’t help me. I have cancer and I’m not going to ...

I leap out of bed and run downstairs for breakfast. I have my everyday favorite, cereal and run upstairs to get dressed. After I’m dressed I pack up my things for school. All of the essentials, laptop, books, phone, headphones, extra horse shoes, and my gym clothes. “Bye mom have a good day,” I call up to my mom. Then I go outside to my horse Molly, unhinge her and ride off to school.

My family ...

The little girl tugged at the bottom of her mother’s coat. “Mommy! Look at that big teddy bear. Can I have it? Please!?” The mother looked at her daughter and sighed. “Kate, we came to the mall to get you a new dress for the party next weekend. Besides you have so many toys, you don’t need another one. Now come on.” Kate slowly walked away from the glass window; it was the only thing keeping them ...

The wind blows strong. I see blood in the snow. He’s dead and I will never see him again. I lived but he died. I will never walk in the woods again. ...

(Warning could be triggering)

She was always alone. No one spoke to her. No one even looked at her. She tried to speak but no one could hear her. She was alone. She had no friends and no family. Not a single soul to care for her. But quietly she cared for others. Healing them when they were hurt. Giving them a shoulder to cry on. Even though they didn’t know it was her. Seeing them happy was the o...