author - "Rebecca K."
Some poems I wrote. The first one is a compilation of different lyrics from different songs. I do not own those lyrics. They belong solely to their original owners. I am claiming no ownership to them. The rest of the poetry, quotes,etc., unless otherwise marked, belongs to me and me solely.
When Rachelle Jensen's visually impaired best friend, Jessica, sets her up on a blind date with another visually impaired boy from her school, Sterling, she's wary at first. But after a while she discovers that they connect on a deeper level than just music interests. They both struggle. Dealing with the stress of their families and school. They have both suffered through depression. When the stress gets to be too much to bear though, can they learn to accept, believe and forgive? No matter what the consequences may be?
I'm writing this book in honor of everybody out there who has ever been bullied. I have and I've seen others go through it. It's not something that anybody should ever have to go through. Tell somebody, speak up. You have a voice and you can use it. Remember that. Sometimes actions can speak louder then words.
Some poems I wrote. The first one is a compilation of different lyrics from different songs. I do not own those lyrics. They belong solely to their original owners. I am claiming no ownership to them. The rest of the poetry, quotes,etc., unless otherwise marked, belongs to me and me solely.
When Rachelle Jensen's visually impaired best friend, Jessica, sets her up on a blind date with another visually impaired boy from her school, Sterling, she's wary at first. But after a while she discovers that they connect on a deeper level than just music interests. They both struggle. Dealing with the stress of their families and school. They have both suffered through depression. When the stress gets to be too much to bear though, can they learn to accept, believe and forgive? No matter what the consequences may be?
I'm writing this book in honor of everybody out there who has ever been bullied. I have and I've seen others go through it. It's not something that anybody should ever have to go through. Tell somebody, speak up. You have a voice and you can use it. Remember that. Sometimes actions can speak louder then words.