In a world where Voldemort still reins. Four misfits come together: Victorie, the social butterfly who's hiding a secret. James, a rebel who refuses to follow the rules. Teddy, the mysterious son of a monster. And Regina who doesn't really belong anywhere.

Everyone has a past, a present, and a future. Their very own life story. This is a collection of freestyle poems about the lives of the detectives in the sixteenth precinct.

Lavender Brown died in the battle of Hogwarts on May 2nd 1998. We see her as one of the girls in Hermione's dorm whom she sometimes butted heads with. And Ron's overly attached girlfriend. But who really was Lavender Brown? A short, 3-4ish chapter story about Lavender's death and the impact it had on her friends and family.

Sticks and stones may break your bones. But words can never hurt you. That is, unless you never use them. One shot about how one of Foxface's classmates is impacted by her death. This piece explores how grief can manifest itself in strange ways. Even when you hardly knew someone.

Grief; a single, simple emotion that strikes everyone in different ways. Yet, how we cope with it, is ultimately, up to us. Different poems about different character's grief after the Battle Of Hogwarts.

Ever since Dumbledore's death, Voldemort's grown too strong for Harry to stop him. When Harry's seventeenth birthday strikes, instead of flying with the Order to the safety of the Burrow; They fly to another Order member's house. There, Harry meets a young girl, named Yora. Who-along with eleven other children-possess something Voldemort wants.