Chloe

Joined November 2022

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balloon
away we fly. it used to be together that we went, but you let go of me parted ways and you're gone. i fly alone, up, up
By Chloe2 years ago in Poets
Don't You See?
Red's smile does not disappear. First, he had killed the little, furred creature. Its body fell limp in its hand. He had dropped it back into its small cage and looked up to see Doctor Roget frozen with fear.
By Chloe2 years ago in Horror
farewell
summer before you go away, i want to say thank you. you let me have all the free time i ever wanted. you let me sit in a loft with bright blue colors
By Chloe2 years ago in Poets
HeyA!
Hey! You! Yes, you! Let me tell you something! What…? No, I’m not an astronaut! I just love the movie Wonder! I see a lot of popular folks on Vocal guessing that everyone in the platform is an adult. And sure, a lot of people on this platform are, especially all the Top Story creators. (Y’all are fantastic, no matter what anyone says!)
By Chloe2 years ago in Journal
To Kill
Red huddles against the corner, clenching his teeth together. Only now, after almost a year of his life, has Doctor Roget told him the reason he was created-- and only now does he feel terrible because of it.
By Chloe2 years ago in Horror
They are Not Children.
Doctor Roget clears his throat, hoping to clarify the situation of the LSES. "They respond to both physical and emotional stimuli," he stutters, aware that his words are becoming farther and farther apart. "Emotional, moreso. They are capable of understanding 'needs and wants' and can distinguish somewhat between right and wrong... but only with the infliction of punishment."
By Chloe2 years ago in Horror
There Are Winners and Losers
"Frightening... is it?" She swallows. The grimy, black substance still sticks to the back of her throat, and after unsuccessfully vomiting it up several times, she has given up and decided to accept it. It will do nothing for her but make her uncomfortable.
By Chloe2 years ago in Horror
The Giver
Banned in some states for talk of death, hidden feelings, and silent desires. Held back from the minds of students because of its "controversial themes." Read it when I was 10. Still lives on today, through all its tribulations, as a book that understands love-- how we love, and why.
By Chloe2 years ago in Critique
Don't Stop Me Now
Doctor Roget is much too surprised to speak words. He only stares silently, his mouth drawn in a straight line, at his three creations-- specifically the one with the red eyes who has a liking for dancing.
By Chloe2 years ago in Horror
Holidae. Top Story - August 2023.
"Human! Human! We have a Holiday!" Kloey is run over by Blake. Unceremoniously, she tumbles to the floor, grumbling under her breath. "What the heck, Blake?" For someone so small, he packs quite a punch.
By Chloe2 years ago in Horror
"The Story"
"September 14th, 2020, 6th grade. I'm 11 years old. It's the morning, sometime after the usual 8:30 online meeting. I've finished saying the Pledge and have just logged off."
By Chloe2 years ago in Writers
The Tale of Despereaux
The Tale of Despereaux by Kate Di'Camillo completely changed the way I thought about writing. When I read The Tale of Despereaux, I was only 8 years old, very susceptible to learning and changes. At the time, I believed what all 8-year-olds believed: the Golden Rules of Writing. You cannot have any run-on sentences. You cannot start a sentence with the letter "and." And you cannot speak to your reader using the word "I."
By Chloe2 years ago in BookClub