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<![CDATA[Jes Arianna made a comment on Krystal's profile]]>
http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/1380089-krystal
Jes Arianna made a comment on Krystal's profile:
AWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!! hahahaa. I'm sorry you're sick again! I hope you feel so much better! :) Well, at least you have some time to actually breathe with out school work. :)
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!! Well, it's not until tomorrow. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut that's okay. :)
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Jes Arianna joined the
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Shannon's Ice Skating and Winter LOVERS!
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http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/234543-contest-7-november-new
Jes Arianna made a comment in the Short Story Contests group:
I walked down the roads, with a... coy look on my face.
Yes, I have a face.
My hair blew in front of my eyes, and I flipped them out of my view as I continued to walk.
Walk down the white road where I knew I didn't.
Didn't know where I was lead.
Didn't know where I was traveled too.
Didn't know anything but that I was there, and I was walking straight.
Or maybe it was curved.
But I couldn't tell, my eyes wouldn't tell me.
It didn't register.
My eyes shuffled from left to right, looking for something, anything.
Just to tell me where I was.
Everything was white.
Words floated up and down.
Across from me.
Past me.
Through me.
But I couldn't read them.
But somehow I knew them.
I knew what they meant.
I knew that they were intended for me.
And only me.
And I couldn't explain it to you if I wanted to.
It was that complicated.
Pain.
There was a pain somewhere in my body.
And I looked down.
But I couldn't see me.
I only saw white.
White.
White.
White.
White.
White.
There was something.
I knew I wasn't staring ahead.
Or around.
But down.
Down.
Down at me.
I smiled slowly again.
Smiled coyly.
Because I realized the pain was in my foot.
That I was no longer who I thought I was.
That I was walking into an abyss.
An abyss that would showed me who I truly was.
I was no longer free.
I was no longer lost.
Coy.
Can Only Yearn.
Yearn for the better.
Because You Start Out As The Worst.
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http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/241197-poetry-54-nov-15-22
Jes Arianna made a comment in the Short Story Contests group:
Two Walls
These walls hold me in So closely I don't think I can breathe In now
Because I'm stuck behind Two Walls That hold me in so close Like Your Arms
But when you're gone Like now I've nothing but These walls Around me
And I've got nothing but The glass The mirrors and the windows that Shed the light inside of me
Because all I can do is Hope now Hope for the better that I lost In my eyes In your eyes In my heart
Because that light that's comming in Is going Straight out of me Cause it won't stay in Because I'm empty And I'm closing in To hide behind These walls.
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http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/78356-what-does-everyone-like-about-winter
Jes Arianna made a comment in the Shannon's Ice Skating and Winter LOVERS! group:
Well.. In SoCal, there is like... no weather change, but I love the festivities and the happiness that comes. Plus it gives me an excuse to iceskate and go to the beach (because no one else goes there in the weather. (: )
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http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/234625-week-50-nov-9-14-done
Jes Arianna made a comment in the Short Story Contests group:
I am sorry, but I agree with Amber. (Not sorry to agree with Amber, but sorry that I agree on her resolution.)
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<![CDATA[Jes Arianna added 'Bleed']]>
http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/74580706
to: Bleed (Hardcover)byLaurie Faria Stolarz
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<![CDATA[Jes Arianna Sage wrote a story]]>
http://www.goodreads.com/story/show/52465.The_Notice?chapter=2
Jes Arianna Sage wrote The Notice: Veterans Day.
"Scarlett Waters stepped out of the shower as she was getting ready in the morning. It was Veterans D"
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