Love
Little Wisps
"You're a fool! What were you thinking?" He's right. I am a fool and an old one at that. I was thinking, or at least, I think I was thinking about, oh, it escapes me now, but I know that it was important and so, I was focused on that, whatever it was.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Fiction
Jamal Still Standing . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In small, peaceful village, there lived a young man named Jamal. In his teenage years, Jamal was known for his wild behavior, often drinking and engaging in reckless activities. However, his life began to change when he met Aisyah, the granddaughter of a highly respected kiai in the village. Aisyah was graceful and virtuous, making Jamal fall deeply in love and decide to transform his life.
By Sahila Zaky Amar2 years ago in Fiction
Midnight Sun
In the heart of the city that never sleeps, there existed a man who knew the night intimately. Ethan's life was a dance with insomnia, his mind a whirlwind of thoughts that refused to let him rest. Night after night, he wandered the streets, seeking solace in the quiet solitude of the early hours.
By Christopher Hodgson2 years ago in Fiction
Eternal Love Letter.
My Dearest Love, From the second our eyes met across that packed room, a flash touched off inside me that I knew would redirect my life until the end of time. Maybe the universe had plotted for us to be in that precise spot at that definite second. I recall how the world appeared to blur out of spotlight, leaving just you and me in sharp concentration. Your eyes, glimmering with a glow I had never seen, attracted me like a magnet, and I was defenseless however to follow their call.
By borsha afrin302 years ago in Fiction
SADNESS OF LOVE
In the maze of human feelings, not many stories are essentially as powerful and tormenting as that of the working-class kid and the young lady whose adoration bloomed despite everything, just to shrivel under the heaviness of cultural assumptions and individual battles. Their story, similar to a Shakespearean misfortune, unfurled with all the excellence and misfortune innate in the human condition.
By Shimul Muhury2 years ago in Fiction







