Humor
Jimmy Wordsmith Vs. The Writer's Block
Jim swished his tea leaves into a flurry with eight swirls of his favourite teaspoon. The gentle clinking of the metal against the side of the cup provided some welcome contrast to the silent stillness in his kitchen on this Sunday afternoon. Returning his buttocks to the grooves in his computer chair, he’d tap a few letters, then delete them. Read something, watch a YouTube video, watch pornography, play some lo-fi. He even tried a little yoga, but today was turning out to be another day of staring blankly at a blinking cursor. Nothing was getting the creativity flowing.
By Rebekah Crawley3 years ago in Fiction
"Eclipsing Triumph: Gadar 2 Outshines KGF 2's Records!"
In a riveting turn of events, Sunny Deol's much-anticipated sequel, "Gadar 2," has taken the box office by storm, solidifying its place as a cinematic force to be reckoned with. The film's remarkable journey began with a staggering first-week performance, and even as it embarks on its second weekend, it continues to assert its dominance. However, amidst fierce competition from other releases, the film's momentum has experienced a slight deceleration.
By Sabuj Maity3 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Hue: Unveiling the Colorless World
In the realm of existence known as the Colorless World, vibrancy and vitality had long been extinguished. A peculiar phenomenon had drained every hue, every shade, leaving the landscape draped in monotone. It was a world shrouded in an eerie grayness, where the absence of color had bred conformity and stagnation. But within this seemingly mundane world, a young dreamer named Lina dared to question the colorless norm.
By Dharmesh P3 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Eternity - Part 2
A World Beyond The enchantment of the masquerade wrapped Alaric in a cocoon of wonder, where time seemed to stand still. As he danced with the mysterious woman, he felt as though he were waltzing through the corridors of destiny itself. The music swirled around them, a symphony that echoed the rhythms of their intertwined lives.
By inspirational poems 3 years ago in Fiction
MYSTERY BOX
I was in my room, listening to some Taylor Swift music about heartbreak with my headphones on, lost in the melodies of the song. The volume was just right allowing me to enjoy my favorite song while being aware of any sounds around me. Living alone had its perks, but it could also make me a bit jumpy at times.
By ANGELICA. A3 years ago in Fiction
Jail-Break Rapunzel
His sword was the first thing I noticed when he arrived. People might assume I mean that euphemistically, considering the kind of relationship we're rumored to have had, and how he was - at that moment - covertly climbing through my bedroom window. Can't say I didn't sneak a look at both. But when you've been living in a cushily padded room your whole life, with hair so long that everyone else uses it as their mode of transportation, or at least if you're me, you've been searching for escape from every angle. Day in and day out, to no avail. That witch who calls herself my mother is awwwfully careful about not leaving sharp objects unattended. So then all of a sudden, unless that scabbard's just for decoration (and it very well could be, considered how fancily dressed the dunce is) this pointy stick at his waist just might be my ticket out of here.
By Ellen Stedfeld3 years ago in Fiction
Fleeing while Skiing
"You ready?" "Punch it!" You gotta admit, you were skeptical at first when your date asked if you liked water skiing. "Duhhh... who doesn't?" Your text message surely got them stoked. Had it not been for that you would've never gotten this first date, let alone a reply.
By Thavien Yliaster3 years ago in Fiction
