Stream of Consciousness

So, He Walks Into a Bar
Budweiser means freedom. The voice played over Clydesdales prancing through fields. “Damnit Jim, cut this bullshit!” Duke banged his… hand? Barman Jim didn’t know the correct term.
By Matthew J. Fromm4 months ago in Fiction
Lost Among the Patches
The patches on my shoes and their raggedness are the remnants of years gone by; I have sewn so many patches onto them that the shoes themselves are lost among the layers.
By Fahim Arezou4 months ago in Fiction
Hourglass: A Tale of Anxiety Part 5. Content Warning.
“Stop worrying about what can go wrong and get excited about what can go right.” — Tony Robbins. This story is one of many in 🎗A Mental Health Awareness Month initiative🎗 held by Fictionry.com Please join us: https://www.fictionry.com/events/mental-health-awareness-2026
By Rain Dayze4 months ago in Fiction
Hourglass: A Tale of Anxiety Part 4. Top Story - May 2026. Content Warning.
“Surrender to what is. Let go of what was. Have faith in what will be.” — Sonia Ricotti.This story is one of many in 🎗A Mental Health Awareness Month initiative🎗 held by Fictionry.com Please join us: https://www.fictionry.com/events/mental-health-awareness-2026
By Rain Dayze4 months ago in Fiction
Delirium in a Waterless Pond
‏A long time has passed. The pond in which I am trapped is bone-dry; so dry that not a single drop of water can be found across its entire expanse, and thirst has brought me to my knees. No strength remains in my body; it feels as though I have taken refuge in this fortress of exile for centuries. Every day, with a piece of scrap iron I found, I claw at the earth and dig a hole, hoping to reach that hidden current of water I have been wandering in search of for days.
By Fahim Arezou4 months ago in Fiction
Color of Divide part 4
This is the finale for Color of Divide part 4 ending on a happy note. I wrote this, created, & edited for hours. Mirabella and Kaden marry. Kaden gets nano and robotics treatment for his legs. Mirabella graduates as Dr. Solis. The ending is the birth of their baby. I wish life had fairy tale endings.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 4 months ago in Fiction
What Hast Thou Done to this Servant's Heart!
The Eternal Painter and Creator of beauties knows well that the balm for a wretched man’s wounds heals only through the presence of a beloved. He knows well by whom a man's troubled mind, second only to the One Creator, finds its ultimate peace.
By Fahim Arezou4 months ago in Fiction
Spineless spine. Top Story - May 2026.
I don’t know how, and I don’t know when, but I’ve pinched something in my spine, and now I can’t sleep. I’m lying here at seven in the morning after a night shift, and my spine burns and pulses. It wants out. I rolled to the other side, and it picked up the pace. Now it pulses, burns, and cracks. It doesn’t like me. It doesn’t want to be with me. It wants to leave.
By George Roast4 months ago in Fiction
Color of Divide Part 3. Content Warning.
This is a fictional story series derived out of my brain. This is a modern love story of two teenagers who live in a bigoted universe of divide and conquer. Kaden and Mirabella show love, compassion, and fear the fear of two towns divided by hate and fear, instead of love. in the end part 4 they are married live happily ever after.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 4 months ago in Fiction
The Lady in the Moon
I see a red moon on the rise Triple the normal full size I could see ever so much more It was closer than the night before
By Mother Combs4 months ago in Fiction
Color of Divide Part 2. Content Warning.
My editing style in this chapter leans into the kind of nonlinear rhythm you see in shows like Fringe or Lost, where time bends, memory bleeds, and the emotional truth hits harder than the timeline.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 5 months ago in Fiction
The Last Light in the Arcade
The arcade smelled like popcorn. He fed his last token into the game, the old racing cabinet that had been sucking quarters since before he was born.
By Justin Buzzard5 months ago in Fiction