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a space for youth writing on mental health & identity
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 it felt like getting ripped apart like every molecule in my body was tethered to you by some invisible force quantum entanglement or whatever they call it and you tugged at me with every step you took out of the house out of my life get up, make me stop your dirty beat-up Vans seemed to taunt me but not this time because I knew deep down this was for the better so I tugged back and sat quietly legs up on the couch I didn’t have to care that you hated that because this was my place now it’s over when the door slammed and the keys jingled it’s over because enough tears had been shed for that broken inner child whose only desire was to love and be loved Nate George is a 16-year-old writer from Phoenix, AZ. He is passionate about social activism, youth entrepreneurship, and writing, utilizing it as an art form to explore themes of identity and expression. Nate hopes to continue to grow as a writer and is working on publishing his work in youth-led literary arts magazines and writing forums, as well as expanding his personal writing website, burntpaper.weebly.com. Comments are closed.
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