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beaten
Story by EscapeThePain123
La sonata para un amigo bueno
Story by Smaller
Este relato describe un día concreto en que Smaller se reunieron Maria Adella en forma excéntrica.
Every woman has a little call girl in her
Story by GiaString
This story gives a view into how a young lady changed her way of thinking and eventually changed her way of life. She was prepared through the things she learned from her mentor years prior that when she encountered situations in the latter part of her li
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An Ironical Situation
Story by PinkyTune
A rainy day viewed in the perspective of a 12-year-old. A story that would make you feel that rainy days needn't be sad, gloomy, and depressing...
Everyone Else
Musing by FlamingGrill
A lot of stories on here are to do with depression, suicide, and how that person feels. I'd like to show people the other side of the coin and how it affects the people around them.
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The Stunned Friend
Story by writingartist420
A woman is shocked at how naive her friend is upon meeting a total stranger.
The Cleansing
Story by Asoxus
When society collapses, the world descends into chaos. The suits are looking for individuals and the collectors are rounding people up. The question remains - what do the messages mean?
Artificiality
Poem by kiraafinifrock
Fake people doing fake things with fake motives and a false state of mind.
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no need to worry
Story by eternalcynic
no need to worry. The end is sure to come. It is inevitable. No one can escape it.
Family Fighters
Story by aishisnice
The title is dedicated to the people in my family who have struggled odds and ends in life to keep us content. This is a conversation I shared with my Aunt.
The Old Woman In The Garden
Story by Keadie
Sometimes the people whom we've hardly known leave the strongest impressions in life.
Godless Amerika
Story by boomman17
Poem about my view on modern day America. Also my response to the Treyvon Martin Verdict.
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In Direct Violation of Existence
Story by WASP
This is an existential piece about me and it is absolutely a work-in-progress, as is life. It attempts to reflect the confusing nature of existence and the meaning of life.
The Guilt That Drowns Me Each Night
Story by HudaFatima
Miracles do happen in medicine but it just doesn't happen when we most need it.
Leaving
Story by Father Lawrence C. Smith
Based on something almost but not entirely unlike what is herein described. It somewhat took place seven years before the current millennium.
The Love of My 20 Something Heart
Poem by HudaFatima
Sometimes love is also in knowing that despite the distances, that one person who was once your centre is living, breathing, healthy and happy. Thank God for that.
Frustrating
Poem by GalaxyKarambit
A poem about me, and a game. A FRUSTRATING GAME BECAUSE I AM A NEWBIE...
The Sleep on Her Eyes
Story by PinkyTune
Thousands of homeless back here rot away on the cold, stone pavements. Funnily, city has much less to offer than what countryside could have provided them. A little tribute to them...
That night in the ICU
Story by HudaFatima
Death is never easy. It's hard, hard on the people who are left behind.
Think On These Things
Poem by Matt Decker
A poem inspired by the positive 'thinklist' of Philippians 4:8 - "...if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things."
Stories
Poem by Father Lawrence C. Smith
This is a poem. It is referent to memories of the North, South, and Midwest. Saving the best for last, so to speak, the title is the final word of the poem. The lack of capitals is intentional.
Package'd
Story by Alexis Kypridemos
A second person, present tense rant about dealing with one of the biggest courier companies in the world.
In the Rhythm of a Train
Story by billyyoutwo1
Inspired by, 'From a train carriage', by Robert Louis Stevenson. In the rhythm of a train: in 15 lines, 112 words, diddly dar, diddly dar.
The Redeemer
Story by Poetic_Seppuku
A flash-fiction short story where the climax occurs at the beginning of the story. The story itself is about a contract killer who has a soft side to him and an interesting back story.
TORN: To Be or Not to Be?
Musing by PinkyTune
I'm shattered. He shatters me. In such a bittersweet way. And he loves me too.
The First Week of the Rest of Her Life
Story by KaityK
So what does a paracetamol overdose look like? Well first there’s the denial.
An Error in Judgment
Story by storygoddess500
Unfortunately, this is a true story. Only the names have been changed. It is about a doctor/patient relationship gone wrong.
Sweet Child Of Yours
Story by Caroline Lumiere Kozioł
Short nover about love between young poor girl and rich old man.
The Saint's Treasure
Story by Suphaphanp
A young man has worked in St. Albans Museum which has already closed its door. He has found a tiny dot which finally led him to the Saint’s Treasure that will change his life forever.
Everyone Else
Musing by FlamingGrill
A lot of stories on here are to do with depression, suicide, and how that person feels. I'd like to show people the other side of the coin and how it affects the people around them.
Young Tainted Minds
Story by Author21
I have learned that children are like sponges. They take everything in, the good or the bad. But then they can't channel out the bad.
Psychological Self Defence for All
Musing by mike333
Strategies to protect yourself from toxic, manipulative people.
A Sailor's Voyage
Story by Squiggy
When a wealthy sailor finds himself on the Grande Hermine under Jacques Cartier, an unexpected shipwreck sends him and another man, John, to seek refuge on land nearby.
Theresa May lies again about her "strong and stable leadership"
Musing by RW
UK Political Satire article
Aromas Petals Of Seasonal Re-birth [Spring Sonnet]
Poem by PoeticT
this is a summer Sonnet I hope you enjoy
A Maverick of Ordinary Melodies
Musing by Ashisa Mochizuki
An anecdote of figuring out how the gears of the world turn.
The Rescue of Old Brindle
Story by Nathaniel741
A non fiction about the rescue of the Family Cow, the only source of milk for Grandmother and family in Depression Era Missouri during ice storm, circa 1936
Always Near
Story by notacheeseumbrella
Always behind you, in front and to your side, but never touching you.