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About me - Angel Edwards

hello. I'm Angel.

I study Medieval History,at the University of Bangor in the UK...Which is great, because, well, it just is! though it does cause pain when in exams as i find on exiting the hall i have a large dent in my finger...hehe

I love music, alot.

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Free: 4 of 68
It's happening, to me. The end of the world seems more possible. Her wings have broken, Yet mine have grown. He holds her down, Love is her trap. Crushing her wings She does not fight back. Yet I no longer have that trap. I am free. Free. Free at last. Freedom; Excitement, Amazement, Adrenalin, The rush, then leads to fear. ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Lost love: 17 of 138
Two hundred miles stretch between us Two parts land, one part sea All I can do is dream of us, And the way we used to be. The disguising of our desire From our friends and family The kissing in the kitchen When no one was there to see. That was half the fun of it Being sworn to secrecy. But now you're gone back home And ther... More..
Style & Beauty > Fashion Trends & Styles Should underweight models be banned from participating in runway fashion shows?: 3 of 18
The issue of underweight models has been much discussed over the past few years making the topic more widely known about and often, in my opinion, exaggerated. Something that should be noted is that, not all models are underweight. In fact, many are not. Women do not become models and then loose the weight, more often than n... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Fairy tales: 37 of 124
This is a tale of a very different kind, With none of the average happiness you find In fairy tales about pigeons that glow, No. You'll find that this tale is all about woe. Princess Beatrix was the most beautiful in the land. But she had a problem that absolutely no one could stand. Her voice was as loud as a train going pa... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: Pet adoptions: 3 of 8
I was 13 years old when I first became catless. My family had owned cats all my life. When I was first born we had two, Benny and Clyde. They were brothers and found at the house when my parents moved there. However whilst I was still but a tot, my older sister scared Clyde away. Then we inherited a seenile incontinent old c... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Depression: 272 of 694
Falling through the air Twisting turning falling down. I look out of the window, For the snow fallen to the ground. Yet as I sit and gaze and stare, There is nothing to be seen there The grass is green as ever it was And the sky, a haven of nothingness. Yet I was so sure I saw something, A glint of hope in the darkness. But ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Sisters: 43 of 98
I try to catch her, I try and try And yet it seems I cannot fly. My wings pinned down The strings attached I tug for freedom But their strength is unmatched All I want is To be set free To live life The way I want it to be. I'm at the edge About to fly Then throttled by the string That keeps them close by In the distance I c... More..
Style & Beauty > Clothing Sizes & Fit The best U.K. stores for specific size issues: 1 of 2
People in the U.K often complain about the issue of not being able to find clothes larger than size 14, saying that shops only stock for smaller women; which may well be true. However, with uk sizes 10-14 being the average size of many high street shoppers in the UK, it is no surprise that shops wish only to stock these. Per... More..
Creative Writing > Essays Essays: Dreams: 19 of 36
When I was younger all i used to do was dream. They amused me like stories, it was like a film in my head and the images in my head were so vivid I can remember them still. Yet my older sister used to be adament that she never dreamt. We used to have many an argument over the subject. She now admits that she must have had dr... More..
Arts & Humanities > European History Peace in our time: Britain's attitude to Germany, 1919-39: 3 of 5
After the devastation of the First World War, people were reluctant to want to go to war again. It had been claimed to be the war to end all wars'. So it is hardly surprising that when Germany began to re-arm and go against the agreements of the treaty of Versailles, the population of Britain didn't want to intervene with an... More..