Short Story
Mementos
I kept them all. Kept them safe. Through the years, I've kept everything, tied with the finest string, tucked gently, lovingly, into air-tight plastics, resistant to the ravages of time and the decaying powers of water, except perhaps where watery tears slice through invisible slats in my defenses, silent spells for luck slipping through love's permeable membranes, taking root.
By Christy Munson3 years ago in Fiction
Electric Mirage
The light of computer screens filled my office. Their glow lit up the interfaces I strained to piece together. I cracked my knuckles and stretched my fingers as I paused at this painstaking process. One screen flickered, and a figure appeared on the screen.
By Matthew Angelo3 years ago in Fiction
The Beamish Boy
The day dawned chill and pale, muted by the whispering mists that rose from the swampy woods lapping the hillsides, a foreboding sea of green and soupy grey. Down there, between the warped trunks and mossy loam, the fug was thronged with the slimed bodies of creatures that thrive in the murk, the plashes and scurries and screeches of their morning japing sending eddies of animation into the haze, loosening its grip on their world. Further into the forest, where swamp segued to bog, and tussocked fingers of dry land became stretches of solid ground, droplets of sunlight sequined the vapour, shimmying between the trees and into small clearings, a suggestion of something charmed that belied the doleful lamentations emanating from those darker, denser columns of fog moving in still air on the edges of the quagmire.
By Hannah Moore3 years ago in Fiction
The Language of Flowers
The Language of Flowers In the quaint, cobbled streets of London, nestled amidst bustling markets and towering clocks, bloomed a secret language. It wasn't spoken aloud, but expressed in vibrant hues and delicate petals – the language of flowers. Amelia, a young woman with eyes the color of twilight and a heart brimming with unspoken emotions, was its most gifted translator.
By Abdul Qayyum3 years ago in Fiction
Dream Chasers
It began like any other night. Sara drifted off to sleep, her mind a clean slate ready to be painted with the vibrant colors of her subconscious. But this time, something felt different. The boundaries between dreams and reality blurred, and she was in a world like no other.
By Muhammad Sarmad Razzaq3 years ago in Fiction
special breakfast with you
Alright, let's paint a picture of a morning that's just a little extra special: a breakfast with you. It's one of those rare mornings where the sun rises a little brighter, the birds chirp a little louder, and the air is tinged with a sense of excitement. You wake up with a smile on your face, knowing that today is going to be something special.
By Wisnu Trilung Waluyo Jati3 years ago in Fiction





