Khaled Saeed

What if our world had a literal face?

All we can do is fight!

Always second place..

This autobiographical work explores the themes of existence, mental illness, meaninglessness, and the nature of the 'self'.

This is a very short story about my life and how it feels to live it right now and the intensity that it generates for me and my wife.

Stuck in a void of darkness, a heartbeat echoes out as I reflect on the past.

In the wonderland of life, there was this girl named Alice

A poetic-prose saga on life, in one short page

He was a Scientist who knew it all, she was an ambitious Journalist-in-the-making who knew a thing or two about life. Or did she really?

One man's folk wisdom is another man's insight. A tale from the land of the Native Americans

Nope, not a horror story. The old rugged lamp was the parting gift of his grandfather.

Could appreciation be the second most positive feeling after love? A story about the willingness to take that chance in life.

A story about an intimate encounter between the body and its soul.

Yes, the Superman was for real.

This is neither a sermon, nor a horror story. Just a chanced encounter between two adversaries.

Story of a man who had it all, except a companion.

Life on the streets. Being homeless, a vagrant, is an experience no-one wishes for....

A story about coming of age; transition from adolescence to adulthood.

Pained by the world around him, he shuns society, only to understand what humanity was all about.

Freedom is something like breathing; we take it for granted. This is the story about view from the other side.

The story about transitions in life. A tree befriends a sapling, which grows up in his shadows to becomes a tree itself.

Certain lifetimes span eternities. This is the tale of an Oasis, who has seen it all. But there is a dark secret; the wind is his friend.

We all go through good times and bad times. But what if you actually met the phenomenon called 'the Times'?

There are no second chances in life, and two blinks is all I got. (This story would probably be more meaningful, if you read it a second time.)

A man searches for the identity of a writer who left no traces behind; a spiritual journey of sorts.