Passing Stories

They told me the gold was a curse, so I buried it under layers of silk and silence. Argider is a masterpiece of erasure. As a high-end architectural conservator, he specializes in fixing the broken facades of the elite-much like he's fixed his own. After a brutal childhood attack left him scarred, he's spent a decade "passing" in a cold, sterile suburb, living as a ghost in a silk-shield suit. Amara is a lens for the truth. A documentary photographer with fire in her braids and a sun-drenched soul, she doesn't believe in perfect surfaces. When she's hired to document Argider's latest project, she doesn't see a polished architect; she sees the man hiding behind the glass. In a world of Glitter and shadows, Amara's lens might be the only thing that can see Argider's light-or the very thing that sets his carefully built world on fire.

Gatsby was a good, but troubled man. he lived lavishly, but died buried in secrets and lies. Three months after his passing, the famous Gatsby mansion in West Egg that was known for its extravagance and parties, was now empty and eerie. The world knew him as Jay Gatsby, but Everdonna Gatz knew him as Jimmy, her older brother. Everdonna never got an answer from Jimmy, as to why she was hidden and not publicly known as his sister. Before she got to truly understand him and his mysterious ways, he had passed. Everdonna has arrived in New York, to finally uncover the truth behind her brother's death alongside a grieving Nick Carraway. Together, they will reveal the dirty truth about Gatsby's death, and their family history that Ever was shunned from. During this search, Everdonna will be able to finally know who she truly is...

It's a bright new day, birds are chirping and I'm... I'm... By the way, I would really appreciate some feedback in the comments, I want to build up a certain style of writing and would love to know what others think about it. Also, don't hesitate to point out the grammar errors (those will certainly be present as I'm not the native English speaker) or obvious plotholes. I want to grow as a writer even if I'm only an amateur one. Have fun reading my stories!

Poem about my father, I wrote it when I was really like so don't be too harsh.

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A short story written about a stick on an old oak tree. As he struggles with the passing of seasons and the sadness brought because of it.

Exactly what it sounds like people. This is for my friend mainly and other transguys

This is the symbolic story of passing and remembrance of a lost love

Through a sudden impulse during an English lesson, a boy leaves a note on his chair behind, his hopes not high for any response. However, a girl finds the note in her own lesson and they begin conversing through scraps of paper at different times of the day. An unlikely pairing, they talk through pseudonyms and don't know the identity of each other; will they be able to keep up their odd friendship when their final year at school ends?

A tribute to my grandpa. We love you very much. Thank you to my brother for the first half of this poem. P.S. To my readers, I'm really sorry for being so negligent, but with my first semester of college almost done and Winter Break just around the corner, more poems are definitely on their way.

A short ficlet I wrote after finding out my godmother passed away.

A poem about the passing of time, school, loved ones, and all those things we wish we could have held onto, but knew one day it all had to end.

Scout an Average home schooled kid from the East moves down to a to a small southern town in Arkansas. With her mom being dead and her dad a writer who doesn't have much time for her with his new job sends Scout to her first year of high school as a Junior. She has no idea what to expect from her high school experience, but it is sure to be an interesting one.