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posted by Supergirl14
The Plan
I looked in the cracked mirror, Sad and lonley...Well not lonley, I did have my circus preformers(or slaves as I was taught to call them)But most of them thougt I was a freak! I know they woun't dare say that to my face, but I hear them,"I hate her so much,"and,"she is such a freak!"(I hate when pepole call me that!)
What did I do wrong?I gave them everything they needed,and made sure they were perfect.They work three hours a day, how hard is that, I work non-stop.I always try to make sure I'm perfect in every way,but there is always something wrong in my routine.I always try to make Marafiki but end up failing,so I have none, except a baby's handful of slaves liked me, so other than my slaves I had no friends.Here was how I made my friends,I'd invite them after the onyesha and put a spell on them so that they will be hypnotized into being my friend ,the problem is that the spell lasts about an hour,and then they find out,(you can guess what happens next)they call me a freak and leave.
Suddenly I get an idea, a wonderful idea,the best! I summon a worker and look outside to spot my victems-I mean friends.A cute boy with lavender hair, a girl with a short skirt/stockings and a boy with a black and blue sports jacket.The slave came in on stilts looking uneasy,"yes,Angela?" I smiled to ease him, he smiled back seeming relieved,"Please take these VIP tickets and give them to the three over there,"He seemed interested so I said,"I've got a wonderfut plan!" So with that alisema He took the tickets and took the three to the VIP
section."Mission accomplished!"
"Perfect,Thanks!"I smiled even wider!
It was time to start the show. I pit on my black and purple jacket,boots and hat."Ladies and gentlemen,and men who are not so gentle,Wecoming the craziest tent wewe will ever be in,in cluding the craziest person, Angela!" I hopped on my motorcycle and revved it up with pampu it playing in the backround.Off I went going round and round the ring. Then I jumped off (the motor-cycle still spinning around) and caught a bunch of chain-saws (that I could sense cause I'm awesome!)and started them up and juggled them.Them I did something really extreme! Still juggling the chainsaws I leaped onto the motorcycle.The crowed roared! After a few sekunde The wheel of the slave came in, I jumped off and threw the saws at the wheel,one chopping off a piece of his hair,"And now for my inayofuata trick I will need three voulenteers for my inayofuata few tricks. My eyes locked on the three.The spotlight fixed on them,"You three will do just fine!" I could see the smiles on their faces as they entered the ring and I could feel the smile on mine

grow wider. “OK for my inayofuata trick...I will need you,”I pointed to the boy with the lavender hair Jason (I can already tell what there names are) he seemed very tense, but also very excited,“Now what I need wewe to come up here,” As I directed him to the trapeze his face turned white

“It is alright,you are in no harm...as far as I know,”He hesitated very much but he finally got up there. (thank God!) “Jason,you ready?”He stared at me “what?”I asked, “How did wewe know my name?”Uh-Oh! “Um...You told me your name silly!”I ruffled his soft silky hair!”No I didn't!”

“Yes wewe did! Trust me!”I smiled widely. He laughed “Yes I trust the circus freak," I'M NOT A FREAK!I tried to hide the anger! Almost unsuccessful....

“OK ready?”I tried to calm him with the whole trapeze thing.His face was pure white, brighter than my gray complexion, “sigh,don't worry I'm going on with you!” I steadied his nerves, “Oh, I'm good! lets do it!”his face regaining color. We hung on to the swing and lift-off!A slave swung the other ladder, she wasn't on it she just pushed it. I lowered myself until I was hanging onto his ankles I jumped and did a twirl/flip “Jason,jump! I'll catch you!” He actually did what I said, with a flip and I caught him!(yes, it was a surprise!) I did a few zaidi flips. Then I let go hanging on to the end of the net...With Jason still swinging I disabled the net and stood to the side.

“Jason,let go!”

“What? NO!”

“Yes...Do it...Now...you can't stay there forever”

“FINE!”

I could tell kwa his facial expression he was thinking, I gonna die! But he did jump, and I did a back-hand spring,and caught him while doing a back flip...and landed perfectly!

Three slaves held up 10s! “Good Job, Jason,”

“Uh...Th-Th-Thanks,” We walked over to the other two,(whose names were Cierra and Quinton!)

They were smiling, “Nice goin' bro,” I smiled for there closeness. “Alright now for my inayofuata trick

I will need all of you,” I met eyes with one my slaves telling her to bring the metal ball out!

She smiled she was the only slave who like me, who understood me. She was really nice, Jordan Moore, She seemed zaidi of a friend than a slave...but anyway back to my plan!

The metal “Death Ball” came out and everyone was whooping!

Now the plan really begins...


I Summon three slaves (not Jordan)Two of them will ride the motorcycle...Jason, Quinton, Cierra

and the slave are shoved in the “Death ball”two motorcycles came outside and in the ball.

Me and two slaves rode motorcycles, andone slave is put in the center with Quinton. Jason and Cierra were separated in two separate parts of the ball...we revved our engines gearing up...and off we went. Spinning and weaving. After a while I thought I heard something, I looked around.My slave looked uneasy...

He was talking to Quinton...as if he was warning him. He noticed my glare and started panicking and talking faster.I snatched him up, “what did wewe say to him?”I alisema very calmly.He smiled,”I warned him about this place...and you, freak!” I grabbed him kwa the neck, “don't call me that, ever, wewe know I hate that!” then he choked out, “Freak” my eyes turned bloody red, I screamed ready to ngumi, punch him,then I was kicked off my motorcycle kwa the other slave (I think it was his girlfriend) she circled around, and ran over me. I screamed in pure pain...then smiled for no reason I knew...a part of me thought it was the idea of those power-less, untrustworthy humans actually beating me. I saw some people running, aware of what was happening, some stayed thinking it was an act. Everyone was running around in the ball, the door opened and they were starting to run...I quickly recovered and flew(I gots awesome wings!)in front of the door, trapping the three “Alright, now let's play a little circus game....”I snap my fingers and a puff of colorful smoke appeared and disappeared then a wheel appeared and the choices were:Fight, forever friends, freedom, choice. “fight means one of wewe will fight me, forever Marafiki means I will be Marafiki with wewe forever, wewe should know what freedom means, choice means wewe may pick anyone.”I spun the wheel watching it. fight au Marafiki please,I thought...the wheel spun and spun slowing and it stopped on...fight, “Yes” I whispered. “So who will have the honers of getting their punda kicked,” Quinton stepped up, “Oh, we'll see who's punda is getting' kicked after I'm done with you,”
He took out a sword that I had recognized as my own, I looked at the slave I almost punched... “You gave him a sword didn't you”I growled, He smiled. I snapped my fingers and a puff of purple...I never looked at myself while in battle form but when the smoke cleared Quinton stepped back in a defense stance...then I yelled “The battle begins now!”
“Long, Poison”Quinton yelled as the sword grew longer and leaked poison...That was my inayopendelewa weapon, wewe call out a size and an element and it would mold to that order...I made it myself and it was the weapon that caused the most pain to me. We waited to see who would throw the first move.
I leaped only for the sword to hit my eye, I was close enough to land a ngumi, punch on him despite my pain and the blood and poison oozing from my eye. I took a strip of gauze from my pocket and wrapped it around my head, covering only my injured eye, when I looked up I couldn't react to him taking my necklace, without it I would die in two hours... “Give it back...Please”I calmly put my hand out. “No,why should I?”He snapped. “Because I will die in two hours if I don't get it back, that's why!”I fumed. “No, wewe should suffer...trying to trap us here!” I tried to grab it from him but he pointed the poisoned blade at my neck, I tried everything I could then a slave was feeling very cocky (or stupid) and yelled “YOU DESERVE TO DIE, SUPERFREAK!”I froze in disbelief, “What?”I stood stunned “You heard me, mega freak!”He smiled evilly. I looked at Quinton “Do it...Kill me if he really thinks I should die then kill me,”I cried, “I always knew wewe guys thought I was a freak but I did not know wewe wanted me dead” Quinton dropped the sword “I can't kill you”he frowned “Then just keep the necklace” and with that I started running into the woods.
I got to a point where I could not run anymore...I felt bad...not from what just happened but my chest felt tight and I was pale (paler) I started to wheeze...and it didn't get any better...it got worse in fact I kept wheezing and coughing, my fingers turned blue...what was happening? I never had asthma, so how could I have an asthma attack. All the signs. Then I started to cough up blood. and then I fainted. Thud! OW! When I opened my eyes I saw clouds
and I thought I was dead, but then I saw Jason, “Angela! Are wewe OK?”he asked. I couldn't speak well so when I alisema “No, I had an asthma attack,” it came out “Jo, bye aisa ask” I closed my eyes, I felt him lift me up and carry me to the hospital.
My moyo beat must have been slow because as soon as they hooked me up the machine and I heard,“Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...”I was sure I was alive...I could feel the shocks...Zzzap..Then everyone left but one person he was crying, he grabbed my wrist and laid his head on my chest which felt so warm...My moyo started jumping and I heard , “Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep,” really fast. I opened my eyes then Cierra said, “She has no color in her eyes” A doctor then said, “Wait it's coming back” I immediately sat up, looking at Jason,“Thank you, wewe saved my life!”I cried, hugging him, one eye turning deep blue and another turning deep yellow. (My eyes change color to emotion in case wewe haven't noticed)“I can't thank wewe enough!” Jason was confused,“How'd I save you?”He asked.“Your aura is warm...I was in a state of mind where I could hear everything and feel everything but I could not songesha au speak, but your warmth brought me out of that state, so thank you!”
Then I remembered something very important. I tried standing up but everyone was like, “Whoa, were wewe think your goin'?” I take off my bandage and revealed what was now only a black eye. “Fast healer, can I go?”I started to push myway when Quinton got in my way saying , “Hey, girl where wewe goin' so fast?” It was none of his business, but I told him I was "goin" to a party. He immediately smiled,“Can we go? I smiled.Maybe I was going to make Marafiki after all! “Sure!”I cheered. The doctor was not agreeing,“Wait a minute, wewe can't go! wewe got to stay!”I protested,“I think I can check out when ever I want so it's best wewe shut it,”
I got up and walked to the dawati where this lady named Kadora had the sign out sheet ready for me. (I've been here a lot) “thank you,”I grabbed it, signed it,and was ready to go! Cierra and Jason did not say anything so I thought they were OK with it. When we went back out in the snowy cold Cierra asked,“Why do wewe need to go so fast?”
“Because, There's a girl named Juli who has challenged me to imba and she is a total you-know-what,” I looked at their clothes, “Um, I know what party people look like and wewe ain't even close”I commented, I invited them back to my house so they could choose party clothes. When I entered the tent I saw my slaves working...overworking...they looked like they were going to drop dead... “Slaves, stop! Line up!” They did as told, “Thank you, now wewe know our little incident earlier-where is Garret?”They alisema he was hiding, Then Taylor panted,“Excuse me, Angela, I have a question?”
“Yes?” I was always open to maswali “Why do wewe call us slaves?”I paused, hesitating “Um,well I call wewe that because my evil sister alisema that if I don't she will snap my neck every siku for the rest of my life, So will wewe tell me Garret is,Please?” I suddenly looked at the clock: 7:00P.M. “No time,You are done for the siku Dismissed!”
I walked in my room and grabbed four outfits and told them to put them on. I led them to a dressing room when they walked out they look like the dancers from 'How Low' I smiled “perfect” We went to the party...by my black and purple motorcycle...Maybe I was going to finally make Marafiki after all..
posted by CullensFinest13
wewe hurt me I hope wewe die I cant belive I trusted wewe I cant belive I loved wewe I cant belive I stayed up and worried that wewe wouldnt call. I cant belive that i loved wewe i trusted wewe and cared for you. im tired of wewe its time i let wewe go but your always there wewe wont leave me alone...its time for wewe to leave so never come back walk out of my life i am going to lock my door and never let wewe back in stay out so i can be happy wewe need wewe need to die let me live my own life wewe shouldnt be controlling me anymore im not property im a human and i dont belong to the likes of you, wewe were...
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posted by vampiress015
I presuming we all joined this spot 'cos we upendo to write, right? If so then wewe all know what I'm talking about when I say that we all upendo our main characters and sometimes want to make them the best people in the world.

B-O-R-I-N-G

Yes, we want to make our main character gets the best out of the story, since it's their story. But if they're the best people in the world it doesn't really make them believable and then the reader just doesn't care about them (which is hard to understand cos we as the writer upendo em, but unfortunantley it's true)

So here is my step-by-step guide to make sure that...
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posted by Sweet_Pants
Just a poem. I hope it isn't much of a bother to rate.

I dream of all things

Uncertain of dark deeds and pasts

Within these thoughts as dark as sea

When once those wings of black

Hung over all

Shadowing but of the wretched white

That blinds me of all beauty.

I dream of all things

From happiness to highs

Let down these pills

au I’m gone, retreat inside my mind

Where none but the darkest thoughts

Swallowing twilight

I dream of all things

From the stories told kwa hidden scars

Unable to onyesha themselves

Under this intense scrutiny

That makes up this world’s attire

To the times that I could be happy

Without a drug to create

The much-needed illusion...


I dream of all things
No matter of their contents
Because, well,
Nightmares are still dreams.
posted by mrs-mindfreak
I decided to do a story where I put my iPod on shuffle and start writing. Lucky for me, all the songs were basically sad au angry music. So this is what I came up with :)

The rain pattered on the windows drowsily, drowning out Alana’s choking sobs. She sat in her inayopendelewa wooden rocker, and buried her face in her hands miserably. Her black hair clung to her sweaty face. Her clammy palms were wet from tears. She never wanted to songesha from that spot again. Although she was filled with irrevocable remorse, she felt comfortable there. No one in the house, rain falling softly outside, and just...
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‘You shouldn't have shot the dog.’ That single thought reverberated inside my head, knocking from side to side, smashing at the sides of my skull until I had to put my hands to my temples in a futile attempt to stop the pain. The man sitting inayofuata to me took a swig of his whiskey, the glass bottle knocking against his yellowed and rotten teeth. His other hand held onto the steering wheel, maneuvering the car down the winding and deserted stretch of highway. I leaned my head against the cool glass of the passenger side window, willing my head to stop pounding. From the radio, the soft strains...
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 The Writer Behind the Words
The Writer Behind the Words
Luck has little to do with link. A long lasting uandishi career doesn’t just happen. A writer can burst onto the scene and quickly disappear. Another can have a series of hits then write a bunch of flops and never be heard from again. The difference between a long lasting career and one that burns out is strategy. Here are seven rules to help wewe find the right strategy for wewe and get wewe started on your journey to long lasting success.

Learn the power of focus. For most of us, we have zaidi than enough to do on a daily basis. And when it comes to any uandishi project the orodha can grow exponentially-...
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posted by StarWarsFan7
Ugh. Being an eighth grade student in a huge middle school is a horrible thing. Large crowds, long lines, piles of homework and nasty teachers! But lucky for me, I'm zaidi motley than anyone else. As I walk down the long beige hallway to my sekunde period class, I see my BFFFL (Best Female Friend For Life), McKenna Winston. "Bree! Bree! I need wewe A.S.A.P!" My spunky blond pigtailed friend grabs my hand and runs towards the girls' restroom. "What the heck do wewe need McKenna? I need to get to class before-" I see uandishi on the bathroom wall. McKenna reads it aloud. "Bree Komor and McKenna Winston...
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posted by Insight357
    After dinner, everyone scattered out in the Temple, and Elizabeth was going to go to her room. She walked out of the dining room and into the corridor. She didn’t know where to go so she decided to go left; she wandered around when she finally took a right. She opened up a door. Elizabeth peered inside; she saw Wyatt, Lucifer, and Xavier sitting around a giant, red pentagram in the center of the room. They did not hear the door open.
    She watched them thoughtfully. Wyatt was the leader of the Temple. Therefore, he was doing most of the talking....
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posted by Insight357
Memories,
Confusion,
So many thoughts,
The end is near,
The darkness coming,
Now its here,
The onyesha is over,
The lights are off,
We now say goodnight,
Goodbye,
As we begin 2 open the new chapter

It hurts at first,
Will the changes be extreme?
Please, just tell me,
This was only a dream,
I want to go back,
To relive this again,
This high point in life,
It can't end.

The stage lights dimmed,
The leaving spoke,
With happy faces on,
But tears in their eyes,
This onyesha is over,
Now go home.
posted by black_13
What do wewe think of this poem? Is it too wierd au depressing?

Caged

It’s my life yet I’m not permitted to live it
Because I’m sick of the tiny little locked cage
Did nobody tell wewe the most important thing?
Little girl’s gonna grow up someday, honey

The siku has come when the box is too small
You repressed, demoralized child’s matured
She’s become – shock horror – a teenager
Just an isolent bitch, kahaba and nothing more

You say she shouldn’t eat so much
But wewe force her to stuff her face
You say her skin’s bad, why?
You the one who never taught her to wash it

It’s as if you’ve completely...
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She fell to the floor and wept, and the jar shook
The siku ended on a cold note for the cold night
He had her moyo sealed in a jar, fragile and trapped
Until he had his moment and let go
With little strength, she had saved it and ran
She had ran until the darkness was unbearable,
As she wept, the jar shivered in her arms

Her dark blue eyes were drenched
And her mind was a dark, narrow corridor.
Her heat prolonged in entrapment,
Torturing her unknowingly with each eternity-like moment.

Finally, she ceased her overwhelming emotions,
Now silent and pondering
Distracted, the jar fell, and shattered at her feet
He’s gone. He’s gone! The words danced in her mind.
Her moyo was free, and she was free

She got to her feet, no longer stumbling
And the shattered jar crunched under her feet
There was no zaidi pain.
~~~~~~~~
...Yeah, I know it kinda sucks. Like I said, first attempt. :/
posted by BURITOES
Ok, so I just want to write a little summary to my story that I want to write called A Place of Our Own I'm basically uandishi this to see if people will like it, and if they do, I'll write more. :)


So anyways, it's about a Hollie, 17 mwaka old girl who has an alcoholic mother and a step father who abuses her as well as her 12 mwaka old sister, Amy. Hollie's been in a 3 mwaka on/off relationship with a heroin addicted boyfriend, Danny. When a close call puts Danny in the hospital, he promises Hollie that he'll quit and they'll find a better life. This causes Hollie to realize that she needs to leave nyumbani and find help herself.


So yeah, if wewe liked this, please maoni and there WILL be more. Thanks. :)
posted by sawfan13
He was waiting for my reply, until I finally spilled out,"I upendo wewe too. I upendo wewe zaidi than anything! I wanna be with you! Forever." He alisema nothing. All he did was smile, as he got up. He lifted me, as we both went back to the waterfall cave-area. We sat in the same place as we did before, except Howl wanted to do something else,"Remember what wewe told me about making-out?" I looked at him oddly and said,"Yeah?" He winked at me, as he got closer to me. He started kissing me, like making out kissing. We started making out very heavily, but I was wondering if this was okay au not? I mean,...
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Twas midnight in the warm summer. The stars so bright and lovely, along with the full moon lingering in the sky. She looked out of her window, sighing about what she is missing out on. The outside world. Oh how Lacrymosa wanted to be in the outside world. Mother never allowed it. Lacrymosa cringed and shuddered at the thought of Mother. What a monster of a being she was. Horrid woman. Very overprotective of her little Lacrymosa. A widowed woman with only one child is usually very protective of her children, but Lacrymosa's mother was quite different. She was overbearing. The Queen of Lithiumina....
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posted by sawfan13
Early in the afternoon. All of my sisters and her Marafiki are so excited about this trip to an actual wild forested area in Africa. I'm kinda on the fence about it, and I'm trying to start my own pool to see if my sister and her Marafiki will spaz out before they set foot on real jungle grass. He he. It's going to be so hilarious watching these spoiled rich brats take a look at a place without electricity, room-service, houses, pluming, and money usage. It's a high-heel free zone, and they're still wearing those screaming sequined death traps that their so-called "natural born perfected" feet...
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posted by inexplicable
It´s autumn. It´s just a siku like everyone else. I´m sitting on a bench. The air around me is cold and the sky´s color is machungwa, chungwa now, because there will be sunset soon. There is a kisima, chemchemi in front of me. It has a red- brown color and there are statues on it. I can hear the sound of the ice cold water. There are zaidi benches around the fountain, but today there aren´t so much people sitting there as usual. I´m visiting this place pretty often. I´m sitting still on the bench and thinking. Sometimes I observe the people in the street. I can see their long shadows on the ground. It´s the...
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posted by woofbark
This is based on a true story, which has been featured on a few ghost shows. However, I tweaked this "ghost story" a little, and I hope wewe enjoy!



Sariff was a kind and beautiful woman who spent most of her life around the calm, cool waters of an unnamed lake.

It was there she swam.
It was there she read.
It was there she surfed.
It was there, on July Fourth, 1990, Sariff was murdered.

No one knew who it was, besides the fact that he was a man. And maybe, that had something to do with the fact that only men drowned at Sariff Lake.

Twenty men a mwaka died, despite a large amount of lifeguards....
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posted by stevie_fan98
I fell faster and faster, tumbling through the air. I knew, from the agony of hitting the ground, of several ribs cracking, that this was real, zaidi real than any experience I had ever had in my entire life, but I also knew, that once I had passed through this pain barrier, once I came back to consciousness, that the whole rest of my life, would seem zaidi real than the awali one. Already it seemed like I had been seeing it through blurry eyes.

Gemma Conrad was walking down Grand Terrace when suddenly it began to start a decline, where there wasn’t meant to be one. She looked down at her...
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posted by ilovehouse345
Last time.... she got a text message from brian (mr.m)
Hey Jasmine,wanna go out for chajio, chakula cha jioni tomarrow night?
-------------------------
She was speechless. Didn't they just have this coversation,(well zaidi like she had it with herself in her head but still...) and now all of a sudden he's asking her out. So she started typing back.
sure.what time do you- then she remebered jade. She couldn't just leave her. Could she?
uhh...mabye I have a guest staying here but if she doesn't mind then sure!. She closed her phone and went back to making chakula for her and jade. The house was quiet for a while and then...
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posted by MissMuffin38
The three boys turned around to see three girls standing before them. Them three girls were Amelia, Emma, and Grace. These were the girls they were meeting. Daniel's voice was shaking but he managed to get some words out: "Hi. How are you?" He said, almost stumbling on his words. "We're fine thankyou. So where are we going?" Amelia replied, giving them her most angelic smile. "Erm, anywhere wewe want!" Daniel answered her, still stammering. "How about the sweet shop? We haven't been there for a while." Emma asked, inaonyesha a smile too. "Yeah, sure!" Tommy replied to her, looking at the other...
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