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02 - A Chance

“Is free will a myth?” It was a silly question at first, I suppose. A class in theory of knowledge that encouraged topics of deeper thought within a high school setting wouldn’t truly explain the ...

01 - At Sea

“It’s like staring down a tsunami in a raft” It’s what someone said to me one time. Not really just “someone,” but calling them a “life coach” gives less context and more questions. He was suppose...

Celeste - Shatter

It just shattered as it hit the floor. The sound rippled through the air. I know everyone heard it. And before anyone could say anything, I could feel tears welling up in my eyes. My brother quick...

Celeste - Reflection

When I look in the mirror…I think I’m seeing someone else. Not exactly, I suppose. It looks like me. I can see when my hair is messed up and I can clearly see the mirror image of the clothes I’m w...

Celeste - Rain

It never rained at home. I guess it wasn’t “programmed” to, for lack of a better word. Our home, our land—our very dimension was sculpted before I was born. Father created this world for us, and i...

Celeste - Phoenix

Trigger Warning! // This story contains mention of death and suicide. Please be safe before reading. Have you heard the tale of the bird that can rise from their ashes? The Phoenix, it’s called. ...

Volta

How far can I go? I’ve been thinking about this for a while. And I don’t mean distance, nothing like that. I’ve flown far, far away from home and come back just fine. The distance from home isn’t ...

Celeste - Proverb

What’s the point of saying things like that? I understand wanting to help someone, but don’t you ever think that the things you say to people don’t make sense? There’s a comfort in words designed ...

Celeste - Cooking

Food is an important thing for us. I’ve seen others get food delivered to them or made by other professionals out there, and I’ve heard of packets of food which come pre-mixed and ready to prepare...

Celeste - Door

I didn’t even know we had a basement. I mean, I knew we had one. It was just a place I didn’t get to go. One of the number one rules in the house was not to go into the basement. Father would disa...