Fantasy
A Love Letter
The Love Letter It was a cold winter day when I received the letter. I was sitting in my room, nursing a cup of tea and listening to the wind howling outside my window when I heard a knock on my door. My heart raced as I got up to answer it, wondering who could possibly be visiting me on such an icy day. When I opened the door, I saw a small package sitting on the doorstep. I picked it up, and my heart nearly stopped when I saw the handwriting on the envelope. It was from my long lost love, the one I had been searching for ever since we had parted ways.
By Michael Davis4 years ago in Fiction
The Impact of the Wise Old Owl
One day, as Ollie was perched on a tree branch, he noticed a group of animals huddled together in the distance. Curious, he flew down to investigate. As he got closer, he realized that they were a group of scared and confused animals. They were all gathered around a small rabbit who seemed to be in great distress. Ollie flew over to the rabbit and asked what was wrong. The rabbit explained that his burrow had collapsed, and he was trapped inside. None of the other animals knew what to do, so they had come to the wise old owl for help.
By Mopsy Meirelles4 years ago in Fiction
The Best purple cloud secret magic
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. Lily had always been fascinated by the purple clouds, the way they swirled and twirled, almost as if they were alive. And every night, as soon as the clock struck twelve, she would sneak out of her room, tiptoeing past her parents' bedroom, careful not to wake them up.
By Mopsy Meirelles4 years ago in Fiction
Lost in the Magic: The Epic Quest of the Chosen One
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky and make it their own. They swirled and twirled, their ethereal bodies twisting in perfect harmony to create a beautiful display of color and light. The stars looked down from above, marveling at the spectacle before them.
By Lawrence Lease4 years ago in Fiction
The Sun and the Moon
“Well, It finally happened. I finally lost my mind.” Camille shook her head as if she could shake the psychosis right out. She imagined loose keys jangling around a glass bowl, and if she could only tip her head the perfect way, the delusion key would slip out of her ear in sweet release.
By Rachael MacDonald4 years ago in Fiction
A Distant Horizon of Hope
In the year 2176, humanity had finally achieved its greatest technological feat - the colonization of a distant planet known as Eden. It had taken over a century of research, experimentation, and exploration to make it possible, but finally, humans had found a new home.
By Firat Kalkan4 years ago in Fiction
Purple Lights and Plaster Walls
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. It was starting to be a pain in my ass, as I was a light sleeper and my curtains were too sheer to block out the soft magenta light floating through my bedroom. Grumbling at another night interrupted by the colorful dust blooming over my apartment building, I pulled the covers over my head, although I knew it didn't matter if I could ignore it.
By Kade Patrick4 years ago in Fiction
Listen to Your Dog
“The most surprising thing we’ve discovered, is how much some dogs swear. When they are excited or upset, they begin cussing which increases the angrier they get. We can filter that cussing out once the dog’s basic vocabulary and emotional triggers are captured in memory, but it takes time for the software to learn these, and the higher the filter is set, the longer it takes the software to learn.”
By Doug Caldwell4 years ago in Fiction
