Fantasy
The girl who stayed forever in his heart.
I will be using two fictional characters named Atlas and Eva. Time was old people were in favor of life using it as a metaphor when the world had no idea of the internet and telephones. There was a flight From Frankfurt to Westport.
By Shaubhagya kumar4 years ago in Fiction
Midnight Witches
ACT I CHAPTER ONE Every night at Midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky, and everyone who had seen the purple clouds wondered why they danced with the blushing sky consecutively. Most people said it was a bad omen; others said it was a sign that world would end, and some thought it was a sign that they would be happy in the land once again. Most people kept their thoughts to themselves and waited for the day they'll find out the valid reasons why the purple clouds danced with the blushing sky.
By Greighton Rivera4 years ago in Fiction
The Children of Coral & Bone. Top Story - March 2023.
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. They would swirl and grow until even the moon was swallowed up by their rhythmic movements. Their voracious appetite was almost enough to rival that of the Children’s.
By Jessica Vann4 years ago in Fiction
The Cosmic Writers Of Humanity
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. And that was the cue for star writers like me to put our light pens down and let the star signs unit work on editing the script for the next day’s show on earth.
By Anu Sundaram4 years ago in Fiction
Rocky
At the park, Susan was pleased to see their special bench was vacant. She hurried over to snaffle it before some random stroller turned up. This was the very bench she and her sister always preferred when they managed to get together for lunch. It only happened every other month when she had a layover in Cairns. They would bring their sandwiches or salad here, sit in the dappled shade and watch the birds playing in the lake as they caught up.
By Tracey Zielinski4 years ago in Fiction
Under a New Pink Sky
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. Every night for the past several nights, at least. When there was time, Erina could linger and watch. She’d tuck her chin to her knees and wrap her arms around herself, letting the balmy wind lift the hair from her neck and tickle her. She’d watch as the purple clouds waltzed dreamily against that too bright sky, watch them pick up tempo and play peek-a-boo with the moon.
By Claudia Neaves4 years ago in Fiction








