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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
Discovery
"You ok?" I asked from the front seat. Andi lay in the back, a plastic bag hung limply from one wrist. The other was thrown over her head. If I were to paint this picture, I would name it Agony of the Pregnant Martyr.
By Suze Kay3 years ago in Fiction
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 - The Best Marvel Movie!
At the point when the Guardians of the Universe first appeared in quite a while, a band of moderately dark legends served up as an entertainment bouche between the smart scenes of Iron Man and their buddies. Essayist chief James Gunn had done a couple of splattery blood and gore films, a super brutal, independent comic book transformation, and two Scooby Doos. Furthermore, driving man Chris Pratt was referred to fundamentally as the blockhead from Parks and Amusement. In any case, here's the thing about being an exception: you don't have anything and all that to demonstrate, and Gatekeepers of the Cosmic System showed each future comic book film that there was no restriction to how amusing and dorky yet at the same time profoundly true you could accompany your legends.
By Unnat_vocals3 years ago in Fiction
Married woman's story.
Chapter 1: The Wedding Day It was the happiest day of her life. Karen had never felt so alive, so happy, so in love. She stood at the altar, gazing into the eyes of the man she loved, the man who had swept her off her feet and changed her life forever.
By Ritika Hirau3 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
She thought she knew it all
Anna hung up the phone , certain that her friends fate would not be hers. Her friend Diane had just found out that her husband was gay and was leaving her for another man, She had gone for an aids test , but was confused about how she hadn't sensed anything. They had weekly sex, he didn't seem unattracted. Anna had silently listened, she figured Jerry was bi-sexual but just happened to have a deeper connection with his new partner to be, than he did with Diane.
By Antoinette L Brey3 years ago in Fiction
Princess of the Forest
Once upon a time, in a faraway land called the Kingdom of Aethoria, there lived a young princess named Isabella. She was known for her beauty, kindness, and intelligence, but she had a secret that nobody knew. She had the power to communicate with animals, a power that she had inherited from her mother, who had passed away when she was just a child.
By Otonne Paul3 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
I SLEPT WITH TOO MANY WOMAN AT WORK TO INVITE MY WIFE
As I sat in my office staring at the computer screen, I couldn't help but feel a wave of guilt and shame wash over me. It was only a matter of hours until the office party, and I knew I had to make a decision.
By Shantall Addison3 years ago in Fiction
One Last Wish
He knew it would come. She talked about it. She stroked his fur, tears falling down her face. “I wish you understood,” she would say, but he did.
By Anjolene Bozeman 3 years ago in Fiction
Black steps
Sarah was completely enchanted by the altar boys. They wore long white smocks and helped Father O’Malley to light the candles. They all sat together at the front of the Church on the wide, black steps.
By Robbie Cheadle3 years ago in Fiction
Please Let's Try
“But I love you,” she said, her stare direct, unwavering. “No,” he responded simply, turning away to avoid her gaze. “Please, let’s just try.” Her tone was anxious and worried; she was losing.
By S.J. Frederick3 years ago in Fiction