writingpoetryforlife

I don’t remember falling asleep in James’ arms until I hear yelling. “Your time is up!” I hear Trent yell. “You whore.” I look down to see I’m still naked. I grabbed my dress and try to cover myself, but I can’t because Trent was dragging me by my upper arm back into the room he kept me in. I do not like it in here. It’s dark, it’s made of stone, and the bed looks like it belongs in a middle aged castle. “How could you do this to me?! I love you!” he screamed. Tears started welling in my eyes. I didn’t think I could answer. I grabbed the sheets on the bed to try

Kendall was stunned to see this dangerous person standing in front of him.  He shook to see her arrow 5 inches from his chest. "You have 5 seconds to give me one good reason for not piercing your heart." She barked. "I-i'm here to see Jen! She called me the other day and asked me to help her!" Kendall spoke "Humph like i am going to believe that crap." She barked again. "Miss he's telling the truth!" James said. Just before the girl went to shoot her arrow Jen appeared from the kitchen. "JANELLE! STOP!" Janelle turned her head to look at Jen. Janelle gave a confused look to her cousin. "It's okay! This is my good friend Kendall Schmid

Nelly laid on the cold ground looking up at the night sky. She unfortunately went camping alone because her older sister Jen had gotten a business call. So Nelly was convinced to go on the trip and hopefully Jen would be there son enough. Nelly sat up and tried to keep the fire going with a poking stick when she heard a cry for help. She stood up and quickly sprung into action. She ran faster and faster to the cry when she ran into a young girl maybe early twenty's. "You need to get out of here! Come on before he finds out!" "Whoa slow down. Who is he?" The frightened girl looked behind Nelly and pointed. "H-him!" Nelly looked at the gir

AS the years passed Jeniffer and Nelly grew as performers. en followed her dream on Broadway and Nelly had taken up a dance team in her high school. Jen was always busy with her career and wasn't ever home. But Nelly was happy for her that she was following her dream.Nelly was now 17 and still going strong with her dance, and Jen now 22 still following her Broadway voice. Sometimes Nelly felt alone without Jen, but she really was never alone. She and James Skyped back and forth with each other and spending time with each other. "I really Miss you Nelly." James said. "I miss you too. I wish you could be here for championships." "So do I. I