Short Story
The Sound of Footsteps
I can't speak, but I can hear. My ears are sharper than the edge of a knife, even the slightest sound that is sometimes not heard by other people, I can still hear it clearly. Maybe this is my advantage among my weaknesses, which is that it is very difficult to communicate with the people around me.
By ananabigha3 years ago in Fiction
High Yellow, Blue-black
Pencils sketched the dimensions of the product bottles and squeeze tubes. Sounds of erasing and rubber dust being swept off of paper created a symphony of productiveness. Computer screens matched the analog activity. A distant hum of the machines in the factory drove the minds of the engineers and artists that knew exactly what to do. When the time came for a break, thirty-one-year-old Galina Hoffstra looked at the snack machine and selected probiotics infused with fruit flavored water and celery. Her selections didn’t bore her. They propelled her mind to think. Even more than the gentle droning of the machinery in the background.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
The end or a beginning?
The countdown begins. 60 59 58 This cop is trying his hardest to talk me off the ledge, he tells me I have a lot to live for. I look at my watch and see my timer nearly about to go off. I was born on May 2nd, 1974 at 7pm and I planned to die on my birthday, May 2nd, 2024 at 7pm. It was now 6:59pm. This cop has no idea my mind is made up, there is nothing he can say or do to me that will change my mind.
By Lyra Craddock3 years ago in Fiction
"The Musical Warrior"
Once upon a time in the small village of Melody Haven, there lived a boy named Aiden. Aiden was a quiet and timid boy with a passion for music that burned within him like a secret flame. Despite his musical talents, he lacked the confidence to share his gift with the world. He felt overshadowed by the more outgoing and assertive kids in the village.
By Keyur Porecha3 years ago in Fiction
Value of Full-Time Mothers
The value of a full-time mother is immeasurable and transcends any financial considerations. Stay-at-home mothers make significant contributions to their families, and it’s crucial to acknowledge their dedication and the impact they have on their households.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing3 years ago in Fiction
Cherishing Time with Our Parents
When my parents were still alive, I often didn’t appreciate their presence. I used to think they were too nagging and frequently irritable, and I would sometimes avoid going home. Little did I realize that their nagging was a manifestation of their deep love for us.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing3 years ago in Fiction




