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It looks like compassion
A Chapter by
Calypso
Aden stood in the gate of his foster parent’s house. Nancy and Ed stood by him watching for the social worker to come. Ed, a man w..
It looks like purity
A Chapter by
Calypso
Aden never expected what he saw. The house looked nice, but looks can be deceiving. There were three small children running about. Their fa..
It looks like imagination
A Chapter by
Calypso
In two months time Aden’s sixteenth came and passed. To him the age meant nothing to him. To him January was a bad month to celebrate..
While you are crying tonight.
A Poem by
Calypso
-Verse one-You are here.(in front of me)I can tell you've been crying, but yet you lie.You tell me that you aren't going tokill yourselfor that you do..
The guardian angels are crying.
A Poem by
Calypso
Do you the feel the sorrow? The tears are falling in sheet. They over us in a bittersweet shower. “We couldn&r..
June 10
A Chapter by
Calypso
June 10 I’m writing this journal entry in the back of Dad’s car. I can see the trees and people pass by as we drive a smooth ..
A Forgiver in Ivory
A Book by
Calypso
Aelge Howard is a pastor’s child with a rough past. She is in Bryant’s Teen Recovery Center for bulimia. While there she learns more about..
June 11
A Chapter by
Calypso
June 11 Today and yesterday have been hard days. When we got here yesterday first thing that happened was that a psychologist saw me. T..
June 12
A Chapter by
Calypso
June 12 Today I signed up for my classes. Janna came to me during breakfast this morning. Since it’s summer I only had to take one ..
June 13
A Chapter by
Calypso
June 13 This is my third day here and I’ve started to get used to things. First off I’m used to having no freedoms. Janna wal..
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