Satire
Unraveling the Mysteries of the Whispering Woods: A Journey Through Enchantment
.Welcome to the mystical realm of the Whispering Woods, a place where magic intertwines with reality, and the very trees hold the secrets of centuries past. In this immersive journey, we delve deep into the heart of this enchanted forest, uncovering its rich history, exploring its mythical origins, and encountering the diverse inhabitants that call it home.
By quizat karim3 years ago in Fiction
Zuni’s Occupied Mind Made The Shirt Disappear
Zuni loved to watch reels and play video games. The mobile had surrounded all the cells of her mind. Conditions were so bad that if something was lost, it was almost impossible to find, even if it was lying in front. She had to call Mom to find out. The shirt she was supposed to wear to her school function was not hanging in the closet. She was very upset but her mother was not at home so she had to wear another dress and go. The next day, on Zuni’s complaint, Mummy checked the closet, shirt was hanging there.
By Ainy Abraham3 years ago in Fiction
Mental Health
My Word: Psychologist The Challenge: Oops...! Well, I lost my spot, but the gist is…you are cool, and we can stop the post-school babble. When you are in a pool of logic and tips, you should always go for the tool that gets down to that rich soil where old ghosts and buried emotional loot reside.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Fiction
When the pen is mightier than the sword!
Long ago in a landed forest of written words, where many liked to concoct imaginative anecdotes, narratives, fables, parables and myths, there dwelled an evil wizard. Prince Volcan was the last in a long line of horrible, wicked and conniving storied royalty. For as long as anyone could remember, the royal witches and wizards had been capturing people's souls and forcing them to spin all sorts of mystical and unbelievable tales.
By Novel Allen3 years ago in Fiction
Success at Failure
Often, the hardest pill to swallow, the one that sticks in your throat and causes you to nearly choke, is the one that teaches you the best lesson. That was the case for Ol' Albie, a good friend of my parents when I was growing up. He was a success at everything in life. Had a great job, was considered the best in his field, had an amazing car, beautiful wife and three exceptional kids, one of which was my best friend at the time. My father always claimed that Albie was matchless, special and whatnot. I wasn't so sure and felt he was just talking pish.
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Fiction
