author - "Lucia Roberts"
We all know the myth of Pandora's Box. How someone opened up the box containing all of the horrid emotions we know: sadness, anger, hurt etc. When people write poetry, it's often about all of those and more. So here is a look into those emotions. Hopefully you'll find you're not alone. We ALL suffer from things inside that box; whether we show it or not. Everyone has a box inside them; are you brave enough to open it?
In the not too far distant future there is a populace of people with a new sort of dis-function: a disconnection with their soul. For 12 hours of the day, to the millisecond, each person with this issue is stuck in the dream-world/dimension in which they were dreaming during some traumatizing event that took place to or near a person. The story will follow a girl through both lives, and the struggle of living two separate lives, while getting treatment for one life in the other. It takes a somewhat fictional twist during which she is debating which world is the dream and which isn't, and which one she belongs in; which family she belongs to.
We all know the myth of Pandora's Box. How someone opened up the box containing all of the horrid emotions we know: sadness, anger, hurt etc. When people write poetry, it's often about all of those and more. So here is a look into those emotions. Hopefully you'll find you're not alone. We ALL suffer from things inside that box; whether we show it or not. Everyone has a box inside them; are you brave enough to open it?
In the not too far distant future there is a populace of people with a new sort of dis-function: a disconnection with their soul. For 12 hours of the day, to the millisecond, each person with this issue is stuck in the dream-world/dimension in which they were dreaming during some traumatizing event that took place to or near a person. The story will follow a girl through both lives, and the struggle of living two separate lives, while getting treatment for one life in the other. It takes a somewhat fictional twist during which she is debating which world is the dream and which isn't, and which one she belongs in; which family she belongs to.