A trilogy collection of early level creative writing, consisting of a set of two short prose and one poem, compiled into one document.

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While each piece is a seperate independant writing session. Each shares an overarching narrative, on the positive and negatives of familial memories, breaking down how a simple event or action can be bound to a strong memory both positive or negative:

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Seperate Pieces, Made Anew:

A sequence of events cements a coping mechanism in a young childs mind and a habit to deal with hardships in the future

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Livelihood Rubble:

Over the years of its existance and old musty brickyard becomes something different than it was before. Taking on a new life, at the cost of a few fond memories.

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Child of Mild:

A boy in 1942's story of two bomb strikes crashing down in his rural village and how the memory of the attack passes down his family tree over the years, while the bombs remain sedentary.