To be honest, i felt like starting this "project" up again, only because i feel like going some deep, emotional shit and write out my most internal thoughts. And for those who already read this author's note [who ever does?] i went by the name kitty and was incredibly, emphasis on incredibly, stupid thirteen year old girl who thought she knew what depression was.
Well, i reread this, now, and felt a more deep [really?] connection to the main character, who i, by the way, did not create some development to, and now what to change that. So feel free to read this depression filled story [i.e hot effing mess] and comment on areas i should improve. Because i don' t know.
In the end, i' m deciding to continue prior to existing mistakes and plot slip-ups. And also, because i can't write poetry to save a life. i hope, from the bottom of my nonexistent heart, that you enjoy this story. And thank you.
And if you skipped this long-ass excuse [author's note], you done the right choice by doing so.
oh, before i forget, please don't forget to vote and/or comment if you can relate.
-s.c
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The Shadow Effect
PoetryIn which a girl feels terribly unwanted and a boy who tells her that everything is wanted, even the most hidden. [copyrighted © 2 0 1 5 by S.C] Highest Rank: #119 in Poetry
