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That Brief Second of His View Stole My Sleep
Story by HudaFatima
No amount of my words and my description of him will do justice, he is so picturesque. I get entangled so swiftly.
He Did It | Part 1
Story by polaroid
(My true story) A teen girl befriends the new boy in class thinking they'll be great friends...instead he leaves her wishing they'd never met.
The History of Soccer.
Musing by Kat Dickens
The history behind the most popular sport in the world! (Don't believe me? Look it up, but make sure you search for the whole world not just one country.)
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Journey of Perfection in Love.
Story by Imitation.o
It tells about the perfection in love. As no one is perfect in it.
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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.
The Colston Dichotomy
Story by J.B
Are our historical figures heros or villains? Or maybe they are both.
CUCKOO in the NEST
Story by ROBM
Alan's vulnerable and elderly mother is targeted by a stranger who eventually marries her. Alan then has the challenge of saving her and her property from him.
In My Head.
Story by why_now
idk what to put for the description. I just am talking about how I feel. So read it if you want.
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The Mad Hatter Who Killed John Wilkes Booth
Story by garwom1
The life and times of Boston Corbett, the NY Cavalry soldier who shot John Wilkes Booth 12 days after he assassinated President Abraham Lincoln.
The Real Treasures( Chapter1)
Story by bestwinner
its a free chance you can try, you might be the next person find the real treasures money prizes million.
MindFreq'd
Poem by Matt Decker
A poetic analysis of the power and practicality of mental frequencies.
F.O.C.U.S.
Poem by Matt Decker
What does it mean to focus? The answer is hidden within the word itself.
POP!
Poem by Matt Decker
That thing you want...how will it happen? The answer is crucial to the pursuit of goals and dreams.
The Silence of Demons
Story by WASP
This autobiographical work explores the themes of existence, mental illness, meaninglessness, and the nature of the 'self'.
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
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.