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The alarm wasn't supposed to go off yet because time doesn't stand still ,it's not in our power but it is God's will ,ur story isn't over yet it's just begun so stop sitting around go out and have some fun ,it continues to go off it continues to beep ,that means u need to stand up get up on ur feet ,start living today because tomorrow may not come get ur life in order and stop trying to run,the alarm wasn't supposed to go off yet because u weren't ready ,put one foot in front of the other and go slow and steady...we're goin slow and steady were gonna win this race but I forgot if we wanna win gotta pick up the pace ,ur slowin down ur slowin down ur fallin far behind ur gonna fall ur gonna fall and get stuck inside ur mind ,ur legs give out so u stop and u find yourself on the ground u try to get up u reach out then u look around, a stranger comes and grabs ur hand to help u find ur place she wraps her arms around u to help u win the race ,u look at her u smile u give her a great big hug u say to her thank u ,thank u fir showin me love ,I can't thank u enough then I realized she was me, now u know the reason now u see that this is about u ur very own story...so tell it good tell it right continue and fight fight fight ,the alarm wasn't supposed to go off yet because it wasn't even set, the clock is tickin tick tock tick tock but don't u forget ,time is running out u better work fast start looking forward and forget about the past ,the future stands before u so beautiful and bright stand tall head up and just enjoy the light , remember u got this, this story is about u nothing has ever been more true ,the alarm wasn't supposed to go off yet because it wasnt set, ur still sleeping so soundly layin in ur bed ,no more monsters up in ur head ,so peaceful and quiet I think I'll leave u be I turned that alarm off just u wait and see, that the day will still be there waiting no matter what time u wake don't stress don't worry it's all gonna be ok ,the alarm is finally set it goes off and we're gonna get it right as the light shines thru the window u roll over and open ur eyes u get up with a smile another day another surprise ,u get ready to head out with ur head held high u say to yourself we can do this we're gonna live life , the alarm is set to forever now this I know is true its me the man upstairs and of course always u
In “Forget-Me-Not”, a dedicated caregiver navigates the heartbreaking journey of caring for her father, who is slowly succumbing to dementia. As she tends to his fading memories, she learns to embrace her role as a comforting stranger, offering him solace in the shadows of his lost past. When he passes away, she plants Myosotis—his beloved forget-me-nots—hoping to keep his memory alive.
A short collection of Short Stories based on some of my favourite styles of writing.
Paid StoryIn 1943 Hamburg, Sophie Bergmann, a Jewish teenager, finds solace and strength through swing dancing in the underground clubs of Nazi Germany. But one night, a raid led by fanatical Hitler Youth member Klaus Schmidt, shatters that refuge, forcing Sophie and her friends to flee. Just as they brace for capture, a strange, blinding light overtakes them, and they vanish from their own time.
When Sophie regains consciousness, she’s surrounded by the unfamiliar sights and sounds of modern-day Milwaukee. With her are four other teens from the club: Ruth, her best friend and fellow swing dancer; Maria, a quiet but defiant artist; Hans, who wrestles with his reluctant role in the Nazi Youth; and Klaus, who remains as fervent as ever in his radical beliefs. For Sophie, the disorientation is compounded by glimpses of a painful history that, in this new timeline, has already unfolded.
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Public Relations professional and favorite auntie Shan is awakened by a middle-of-the-night phone call that makes her rethink some of her life choices.
"The alarm wasn't supposed to go off yet. That's what Sebastian thought when the sharp sound cut through the air. He still had time. He was sure he still had more than enough minutes left. Sebastian blinked a few times at a rapid speed. He pinched himself in his left arm to ensure he wasn't imagining this like you would in dreams. He was pulled out of his slum by the sound that declared the end of this all. How could it be that the timer already had run out? What would happen to him now? He didn’t know the answer. He had never felt so small all his life.
If only he had known this when he got that message on Monday, all this would never have happened. If he had just blocked the number, then his younger brother would still be alive."
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