Off The Topic Thursday/ A Cemetery

A cemetery Is our Finally place To rest But I believe That Our souls Will Stay With those Who loves us The most Alex

My Trip To Cyprus

Thoughts On The Flight Back in March, my family decided as a family that we want to go on holiday. We first picked the UK, but that was expensive for our budget then we thought about Amsterdam, but that ended up causing the same issue that we had with the UK proving to be … Continue reading My Trip To Cyprus →

Writing To Me

Since I was eight You were my mate With paper and ink Letting my feelings down the sink You give me hope And help me cope You give me a choice And you hear my voice Without you, I’m empty and hollow With all this pain to swallow Alex

A Tale of Two Houses (Defy the Stars #1) by Susan Harris

This book has brought alive and showed a form of how I can enjoy fantasy and classics which I usually don’t like in the way of retellings. My first thought for some reason was that this was based on A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens when I saw the title and to be … Continue reading A Tale of Two Houses (Defy the Stars #1) by Susan Harris →

Raw

Feeling very raw So, a line I must draw You make me feel like a piece of dirt Adding to the hurt More pain Calling my name in vain My soul, you want to take But without it, I’ll break Worked so hard To be heard You keep putting me down And feeling … Continue reading Raw →

Off The Topic Thursdays/ Climate Change

Since It’s climate change week, I thought I would write down my feelings about the subject. Climate change Is something that Breaks and tear More every single year However In our fast-paced lives We seem to be Blind To this Massive issue When it’s too late To act Now Alex

A Letter To Read In Five Years From Now

I bet this one won’t be easy to write, but I’m going to do it anyway. I’m at the moment in my life where I have a lot of paths that I can take, but I don’t know which the best for me. So, my first question is which route did you end up choosing? … Continue reading A Letter To Read In Five Years From Now →