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One Minute Prayer
Aaron Moses is laying in bed in his family home surrounded by friends and family. He has been sick for some time now and death is not far. As his family of children, grandchildren, siblings, friends and of course his wife surround him there are mixed emotions in the air. Some are of sadness that he has reached his final day. Others are of peace that he will have to suffer no longer. Some of his loved ones are even happy under the spirit of appreciation for all the amazing years that they have shared with him and now he is off to a better place.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Fiction
Top 5 Benefits of Reading Moral Stories
Introduction: In the digital era, where screens dominate our daily interactions, the timeless tradition of reading stories, particularly moral stories, offers numerous benefits. Moral stories, often simple narratives designed to impart ethical lessons, have been an integral part of human culture across civilizations. They not only entertain but also educate and enlighten both children and adults.
By Short Moral Tales2 years ago in Fiction
The Littlest Kicker
Miguel devoted countless hours to football, tirelessly kicking a worn leather ball against the cracked pavement outside his modest apartment. He dreamed of playing on a real pitch with cheering fans, yet his reality was a dusty field and mismatched cleats.
By Md. Sayhanul Arif2 years ago in Fiction
The Boy Who Lit the Future: A Tale of Time and Friendship
Ten-year-old Arthur lived amid the golden glow of gaslight lamps in London, 1903, where the hum of progress buzzed through the air. Perched on a shaky rooftop, however, that progress seemed distant to him. Hunger gnawed at his stomach as the indifferent city sprawled below.
By Md. Sayhanul Arif2 years ago in Fiction
He finished Sundays with a whiskey, neat.
As I watch the rise and fall of his chest, his breath catches ever-so-slightly in his throat, like a steam train rattling off into the distance. Welcome to your 4:06 service, this is the last stop before our final destination. Around us, the rustle of papery skin against starched sheets, the constant drip-drip of the IV fluid. It’s eerily quiet. One can’t help but reflect.
By Joe O’Connor2 years ago in Fiction
10 Moral Stories Every Child Should Know
Introduction Moral stories, often steeped in cultural traditions and passed down through generations, are simple yet powerful narratives designed to impart ethical teachings and virtues to their readers, particularly children. These stories serve as fundamental tools for instilling a sense of morality and guiding behavior through captivating tales of triumph, caution, and wisdom.
By Short Moral Tales2 years ago in Fiction
Guilty As Charged
The phone rang too early in the morning. No, it was actually 11 am, but he still didn’t care to open his eyes after a drunken night. His head was hurting too much. He fumbled around his nightstand for his phone and finally grabbed it. Ugh, only one percent of the charge left. Forgot to plug it in for the night once again.
By Katya Duft2 years ago in Fiction
