This one is supposed to show sympathy for him and is the only one I wrote written directly in the point of view of the person it was written about.

I know I suck at poetry.

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Chapter 3: Ignorance was definitely bliss.

This is a poem about Anne Frank’s account of the holocaust and a reminder that there were millions of other stories that were never told.

A poem.

This story teaches and shows an example to a person to realize all your friends that you may think are the closest to you, can betray you at anytime. It is about a nightclub business I ran with a friend, and got a unexpected betrayal.

The one behind the thoughts that talk, the little voices while your on a walk. The voice of reason that makes no sense, the ramblings inside that fortune cookie for 99 pence.

It’s Victoria’s funeral, Jason’s mother. After dying so suddenly with cancer, both Ashleigh and Jason attend the burial, where a face that Ashleigh did not intend of seeing, showed up.

After slowly but surely letting his existence slip by, Ashleigh returns home to encounter a dream which is actually the ending of the book, only less imaginary. It is then, when she finds out the death of Colin Lowry, which is actually the conclusion to Chapter 17. Hope you all enjoy it and it’s a relatively long chapter, compared to the others…

Part one of the series.

Number tree!(three) yeah! this one is shorter and not as good……but…..oh well!