Short Story
A Heartwarming Anime Story of Love and Heroism
Once upon a time, in a world filled with magic, there lived a boy named Hiro. He was an orphan who lived in an orphanage, where he had no friends and was often bullied by other children. Despite his tough life, Hiro always dreamed of becoming a great hero and fighting for justice.
A Promise in the Midst of War
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Musadiq JuttPublished about a year ago in FictionStory about earning millions of dollars. You can be rich after reading this.
Once upon a time, there was a young man named Mark who lived in a small town in the Midwest. Mark grew up in a modest family and he often felt the pinch of financial constraints. His parents worked hard to make ends meet, and Mark wanted to create a better life for himself and his family.
Sujan PaudelPublished about a year ago in FictionMorning Bird's Serenad
The sun was just beginning to rise over the horizon as a small bird perched atop a tree branch, chirping its sweet song. It was a familiar sound, one that signaled the start of a new day. The bird sang with such joy and enthusiasm that it was impossible not to smile and feel a sense of optimism for what was to come.
david jonesPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Forgotten Garden
For years, the garden had been forgotten. It was once a place of beauty and tranquility, but now it lay hidden behind a tall, ivy-covered wall, obscured from view by the overgrown plants and flowers that had taken over the path leading up to it. The gate at the center of the wall was rusted shut, its hinges creaking in protest whenever anyone dared to push against it.
Jacob GloryPublished about a year ago in FictionWhere dragon is in bible
Bel and the Dragon is a fascinating apocryphal text that tells the story of a wise Jewish man named Daniel and his encounter with two mythical creatures, Bel and the Dragon. This text is part of the larger collection of writings known as the Additions to Daniel, which are included in the Greek version of the Old Testament but not in the Hebrew Bible.
"Harnessing the Power of Goodness"
Nena sat cross-legged on her bed, her eyes fixed on the book in her lap. The world around her melted away as she immersed herself in the story, lost in its pages.
Ehtasham AhmedPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Kerala Twins Village: Exploring the Mystery of the Land of Twins
The Kerala Twins Apple - An Absurd Association Breadth Twins Reign Supreme India is a acreage of abundant diversity, breadth altered cultures and traditions abide in harmony. Amongst the abounding absorbing aspects of Indian association is the attendance of a different apple in the southern accompaniment of Kerala, breadth twins are admired and celebrated.
RAMACHANDRAN APublished about a year ago in FictionMy AI Told Me a Story: UNICORN
Everyday I get a word from a random word generator. Using that word, I ask my AI to tell me a story. Here is today’s word: UNICORN
Heather N KingPublished about a year ago in FictionMarta ci vede
One o’clock, hot silence, heat wave. Thoughts like flies on a wet day. While parking in the shade of the pines, I realize that I went as far as the sea. How long have I not been here? Maybe since the last time I took Marta with us.
Patrizia PoliPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Courage and Cowardice
The horizon was shining gold. The birds' chorus faded since it was time to rest. Her welcome seemed to be a curious surprise, A smile so sweet, it spoke of hidden ties, Her eyes, a window to stories, made me surmise.
Blank Paper
It was a crisp autumn morning when Rebecca sat down at her desk, ready to begin her next writing project. She had just signed a contract with a major publishing house, and they were eager to see what she had in store for them. Rebecca had always been a prolific writer, but for some reason, she was drawing a complete blank. She stared at the blank piece of paper in front of her, willing the words to come.
Mohammed SarfanPublished about a year ago in Fiction