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• Fiction > Romance
  Love Letter Ghost

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada

  I wake up in the white room alone. The smell of cleaning products makes my head spin as I stare up at the florescent lights. A machine beside me beeps and white figures rush into the room. Their faces smile and their happiness should be contagious. They ask me questions and I give one word answers. ...
• Fiction > Realistic Fiction
  Nothing But A Dream

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada

  I feel nothing. I feel everything. I am surrounded by light but all I see is darkness. I don’t feel quite alive but I know I am not dead. I am no one and nothing. I just am. I have no sense of time, no past before now. I have only here; a here full of bright darkness that does nothing but drag on....
• Fiction > All Fiction
  Assigned

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada

  When Marcie turned eight she was given a package at the public gathering; marking her debut into real life. Within the manila envelope lay a tight bundle of papers stapled in small groups. Six to be exact each bearing a crisp white cover page, a title typed in the top right hand corner; school, chor...
• Fiction > Realistic Fiction
  Red Cups

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada

  The girl did not get in trouble. She had never been sent down to the office for speaking up in class, even the fights she had with her friends were scarce and in no way note worthy. Yet here she was, sitting in an overstuffed, coffee stained chair in front of a plump officer. There was an eerie sile...
• Fiction > Action-Adventure
  Their Game

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada

  My back digs into the cold hard rock behind me. They must not find me, they must not defeat us. A branch cracks inches from my face. I peer around the rock and shoot. Voices scream in the background, but still I keep my finger locked on the trigger. I can see my troop follow quickly in my lead, shoo...
• Fiction > Realistic Fiction
  Fat 80

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada

  Her mind was exhausted, her body weak. But still she fought forward, being strong like she thought she was. Beside her Marisa stuffed her face with freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. The smell was intoxicating and drove Clarisse’s taste buds wild. You don’t want that. You don’t need that. T...
• Poetry > Free Verse
  A Single Silk Scarf

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada

  The scarf sways in the wind, a single reminder drifting off to the clouds above. The silky fabric flaps against her pale skin, blending with the colours of the setting sun, as it is carried higher by her graceful white wings Her hair still set in curls The rose still placed behind her ear The sc...
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  Freedom

  

  By Mackenzie29, Hamilton, Canada