Sad Short Stories

So far in Chicago in 2021: A total of 677 adolescents and children were shot at, among whom 429 (63 percent) had gunshot wounds and 68 (10.1 percent) died from their injuries.

A poem that reveals all the pain that one hides by putting on a disguise. Many of us dress in camouflage to hide what we really feel and hope that no one will notice. But the ones that really care will see right through us.

A girl at school who gets made fun of and teased or treated as invisible everyday at school. Everyone gives her a hard time just because of one sad incident that nobody really understood.

I let the darkness close around me.I let myself fall deeper.

Two girls who became best friends in heaven come to a cross roads. One of them wants to leave heaven for earth. And is willing to do anything to accomplish her mission.

And every afternoon when the man in the bed by the window could sit up, he would pass the time by describing to his roommate all the things he could see outside the window.

A suicide note of hopelessness and pain...

A short story that shows how unconditional a dog's love is. You're likely to cry after reading this.

A story of a girl's last words to her mom

I let someone into my life. And they kinda sorta broke me a little bit.

A suicide note of hopelessness and pain...

I let someone into my life. And they kinda sorta broke me a little bit.

He opened his eyes again looking dull as ever. Time just keep repeating.

My personal experience with depression. Touches on what I've gone through and how lucky I am to be where I am today.

A poem about the pain of a torn mental state caused by inner demons and thoughts of suicide.

A story of a girl's last words to her mom

And every afternoon when the man in the bed by the window could sit up, he would pass the time by describing to his roommate all the things he could see outside the window.

Barbara was driving her six-year-old son, Benjamin, to his piano lesson when something bad happened....

My personal experience with depression. Touches on what I've gone through and how lucky I am to be where I am today.

A Short Story from Sindhi Literature Author: Mazhar Abro Translated by: Hafeez Darban.