Classical

HUMAN SACRIFICE
Long ago, in a land far away, there existed a civilization that was shrouded in mystery. They were known for their rituals of human sacrifice, which many found to be barbaric and inhumane. People from neighbouring lands were both fascinated and terrified by their practices, but none could decipher the reason behind them.
By Karun 3 years ago in Fiction
Applying the verses of 'The White Tiger' to your life
Each year a book gets awarded for its sheer brilliance. The moment it is called onto the stage to be lauded, it becomes a magnet. Readers of all ages fall spiraling toward it. There is no resistance but a craving alone. One such book that made it to the top of ‘The Booker Prize’ in 2008 was ‘The White Tiger’. The book that like all other masterpieces is not a book alone. As you read it, you observe the striking relevance of its pages to our everyday life. The protagonist, Balram Halwai, is a classic example of someone who breaks through societal barriers and achieves success against all odds. And while his methods may be questionable, there are some valuable lessons that we can take away from his journey.
By Shivam 3 years ago in Fiction
Canoeing through the dark channels of Sylvia Plath's verses
A verse I read, a mile I fell. A whole stanza, I was spiraling through a dark descent. A book I read, and I had become a mind in Plath’s world. When I first read Sylvia Plath's poetry, I felt like I was canoeing through the dark and mysterious channels of her mind. Her words were like rapids, rushing me through the depths of her psyche. The more I read, the more I became intrigued by her life. Hours went by thinking about the ink that fuelled her work. There is a whole world that she lived, her relationship with Ted Hughes, and years that nobody saw. In this article, I will explore Plath's poetry and her complex relationship with Hughes.
By Shivam 3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Goodbye
The train whistle blew, announcing its imminent departure. She stood on the platform, tears streaming down her face. He clutched her hand tightly, not wanting to let go. The train screeched to a halt, and he reluctantly released her hand. "I'll be back soon," he promised. She nodded, unable to speak through the lump in her throat. He boarded the train, and she watched as it pulled away, taking him with it. As the train disappeared from view, she felt a sense of emptiness, knowing it would be the last time she would ever see him.
By SK Pindiprolu3 years ago in Fiction
The Smartest Person in the World
"Hey, look at that bird! It's huge!" exclaimed Sam. "That's not a bird, silly. It's a plane," said Lucy. "I know it's a plane. I was just testing you," said Sam.
By SK Pindiprolu3 years ago in Fiction
THE STRATGY FOR HEALTHY
Introduction: Maintaining a healthy and fit lifestyle is crucial for our overall well-being, both physically and mentally. But, with the abundance of unhealthy food options and our busy schedules, it can be challenging to achieve this goal. Here are five tips that will help you to achieve a healthier and fitter you.
By ODS ACADEMY3 years ago in Fiction
Dealing with the Bully
My name is August, and everyday I was bullied at school. I would tell the teachers about the bullying only for them to ask me to prove it. I had enough and took karate lessons. I got my black belt and went back to school. Big John attacked me, and I karate kicked him all the way over the fence. Nobody ever messed with me again. My crush saw what I did and asked me out. I grew up to be a successful writer, chef and businessman, and Big John worked as a fry cook while serving time in prison.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
The Full Moon
Have you ever spent your time gazing in the sky praising the moon? I guess we all have done this as therapy to escape the hustles of this worldly life. Gazing at the moon, enjoying this breathtaking sight, I am writing this story similar to what poets and lovers have done for centuries, living in their own world of imagination. The soft silvery glow and radiance of full moon illuminate the night casting captivating shadows across the world.
By senya abdulrehman3 years ago in Fiction
The Harvest Festival
"The harvest is bountiful this year," said Mr. Patel, as he surveyed his fields. "We have much to be thankful for." The villagers had worked hard all year, tending to their crops, and now it was time for the Harvest Festival. The sound of laughter filled the air as children ran around, their faces painted with colorful designs.
By SK Pindiprolu3 years ago in Fiction
The Gift
Tom had been dating Sarah for six months. It was her birthday, and he wanted to give her a gift that would make her heart sing.
By SK Pindiprolu3 years ago in Fiction
Designed to Deceive: How Gambling Distorts Reality and Hooks Your Brain
To call gambling a “game of chance” evokes fun, random luck and a sense of collective engagement. These playful connotations may be part of why almost 80 percent of American adults gamble at some point in their lifetime. When I ask my psychology students why they think people gamble, the most frequent suggestions are for pleasure, money or the thrill.
By BURN BRIGHT3 years ago in Fiction
WORLD WAR 3 WW III
What if World Powers wanted to grab power, the spark would trigger a set of wars all countries feared the event should never happen. The WW III or World War 3. Regardless of the technology, war is going to criple the economy and the people. A fiction on What if WW III comes...
By Karun 3 years ago in Fiction