A Maeflower

Just looking to improve my writing before I get back to school!

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A Maeflower

Just looking to improve my writing before I get back to school!

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I Can’t Wake Up

A Maeflower

2 min read

“Come on . . . come on!” I yell, flicking switches, pulling on the control stick, but nothing is working. I’m spiraling out of control, going down, down, down.

“Defense system failing. Prepare for uncoordinated landing on Planet: Unknown.” The spaceship says. “No! No, no, no!” I exclaim, but that doesn’t help when I land roughly on a planet.

“Eughh,” I groan, aching all over. Thankfully I...

Horror

Science fiction

I’ll Be Back

A Maeflower

1 min read

I don’t know why, I just couldn’t help myself. He was so, so handsome, and how could I deny being queen?

So yes, I did poison him. He didn’t die. He was simply very, very enamored with me. In love to the point of obsession.

I’d wake up to bathtubs filled with jewels, new gowns every day, and stables dedicated to me.

Some would call me a witch. I call myself, well, a witch, but one ...

Thriller

Fantasy

Not By A Mile

A Maeflower

2 min read

Once upon a time, a girl recieved an invitation. She, of course, was thrilled. It was not your regular invitation, nor anything of the sort. This was an invatation to a ball. A ball that would not end until the prince, as princes do, finds his bride.

This girls name, was Twyla. And Twyla knew, oh she knew, she would be his bride. She was absolutely positive.

And so, she arrives at the ...

Good For You, But Not Me

A Maeflower

1 min read

Your love is like an arrow

Laced with poison

My sight was narrow

When I let your voice in

I told myself it was love

It was manipulation

You put me on like a glove

Your affection was my imagination

You made me apologize

For things you did

Writing poems of my demise

How we were never ever friends

And now I’m done

I’m cutting the string

Before you shoot your gun

Remember, it was good for you, b...

Poetry

YA fiction

The Storm Of Ever After

A Maeflower

1 min read

If wishes fell like rain,

then certainly, I am a storm.

Drops filled with fairytale dreams

Fanciful dresses of roses and cream

Hailstones of castles,

Princes, true love, and poison apples

The clouds heavy with once upon a times

Opening up to “darling, be mine’s”

Sunshine veils of happily ever afters

Ballads and songs of sword-wielding masters

And when I wake up from my marvelous dream,

Remin...

Poetry

Fantasy

When I Look In The Mirror

A Maeflower

1 min read

“Get away!” I scream, while sobbing, over and over and over again. “I know you’re not real!” The monster doesn’t leave. It stays, because it is red hate, and black despair, and everything about myself I want gone.

I lower myself the the floor, banging on the ground. “Get out of my head!” I say to it, while it stands there above me, all high and mighty.

“Fight back,” my head tells me. ...

YA fiction

Devil In Disguise

A Maeflower

1 min read

Eva sauntered across the room like she owned it. Of course, she didn’t, not really, but she could if she wanted to.

Every man wanted to be with her. Every woman wanted to be her. Her dress was of the deepest red velvet, and it had a scandalously low cut “sweetheart” neckline, although she was anything but. Black lace was on every edge, and on her sleeves, black pearls were intricately embroid...

Horror

Romance

No Thank You

A Maeflower

1 min read

“Oh god, I’ve got to go, come on Layla!” I say to myself. If I don’t get to school now, I’ll be completely late, and probably get an F on my presentation. Mrs. Bell hates me like that.

I’m in the middle of zooming forward when I run into someone. God, what kind of jerk just cuts into my path like that? I try my best to avoid him and walk forward, but he keeps blocking my path. “Can you move?”...

Fantasy

Mystery

I’ll Be Fine

A Maeflower

1 min read

Her mother gives her one last hug right before she leaves. “Do you have everything? Your phone? Charger? Did you pack extra underwear?”

She chuckled lightly. “Yes, mom, I swear I’ve got everything.” Her mom shakes her head a little. “Well I just want you to be prepared! Promise to call me when you land?” Her mother asks.

“Yes, mom. I’ll call you everyday.” She checks the screen by the b...

YA fiction

Bye Bye

A Maeflower

1 min read

“Bye bye,” the child said, as she put down the last little teddy bear. She hugged forcefully, as this will be the last time. She gently layed it in the old cardboard blx that read “Donations” in her mother’s neat handwriting.

A small tear runs down her cheek while she swallows the lump in her throat as she wills herself not to cry. “You’re eight now, you don’t need stuffies anymore” she tells...

Drama

YA fiction