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Collected prose and poetry of Alexandria Grimmie. This collection of prose and poetry is based on the situation that the author was facing. The Little Book served as her therapy and reflection on the elements of her life so there's not pretentions nor filters were needed to write this book, just pure emotions and contemplations. Some of the works might be too cheesy as those were written during the times of heightened feelings, and some of the works might be too depressing as those were written during the times of need. But bear with her as she will not stop from expressing herself through written words. Thank you very much for reading and liking this collection, Alexandria hopes that you leave a review or feedback if you want to comment on something or even a collaboration.
MOLDING LEGACY
(March 19, 2016)
I hold the clay in my hand
Look at it with nothing in my head
Image of him, I suddenly remember
Start to mold nothing to forever
Roughly soft, caress with water
Every inch of him, pieces of perfection clusters
Roll it to circles or tap it like a wall
To this masterpiece, I am enthralled
Under the sun, it stands strong
Touching it, feeling where I belong
From cloud soft to stone hard
My legacy will stand life long, on guard.
Kalice M: This poetry collection is a true work of art. Work choices are specific and beautiful. All phrases and lines flow well. The poetry is very insightful, vivid, while still allowing room for imagination to be at play. Overall, I'm glad I came across this work and I hope this wonderful piece goes som...
Aspen C. Winters: This story is amazing in each and every sense possible. The last three chapters especially had me in tears constantly. The twists and turns were startling and shook me to the very core. I loved the way you depicted the deteriorating mental health of Amabel and how John was her grasp to reality. ...
