Young Adult
How to Run a Secret Society
Great! You have finally admitted that you want to do this. The most important thing to do first is to remember that you have good reasons for starting your own society. These reasons will come out as you develop your own society and try to add members to the group.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Fiction
Arranged Memories
“How did I end up putting myself in this predicament?” With the wind whistling past his ears, Everett began pondering about his situation. “‘Move the cattle out to the grazing pastures’ he says, ‘it’s a beautiful day’ he says. Blah blah blah blah blahhh,” he moved his hand in a mockingly puppet motion. At least that arm was free, meanwhile dangling from right arm wasn’t on his list of things to do today, let alone this high off the ground.
By Thavien Yliaster3 years ago in Fiction
"Library Love"
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the heart of the countryside, there was a library. It was a modest building, with brick walls and a slate roof, but it held within its walls a wealth of knowledge, wisdom, and imagination. The library was run by a kind and dedicated librarian named Miss Marjorie, who had worked there for more than thirty years.
By zain hassan3 years ago in Fiction
True Love
Love is a complex emotion that has been studied by philosophers, psychologists, and scientists for centuries. True love, in particular, is often seen as the ultimate expression of love – a deep, abiding, and enduring commitment that transcends time, distance, and circumstance. But what exactly is true love, and how can we recognize it when we see it? At its core, true love is characterized by a deep sense of connection, understanding, and acceptance between two people. This connection is not based solely on physical attraction, although that can be an important aspect of a romantic relationship. Instead, true love is built on a foundation of mutual respect, trust, and shared values.
By Shashi Kapur3 years ago in Fiction
All These Melted Dreams
The bell above the door jangled like a drunken tambourine as another sweaty soul stumbled into Uncle Freezy’s Ice Cream Parlor, seeking refuge from the oppressive Sandusky summer. The sun blazed overhead, smothering everything in its merciless heat. I stood behind the counter, my aching arms scooping globs of frozen concoctions for the desperate town folk who shuffled through like lost souls in purgatory.
By Paige Holloway3 years ago in Fiction
The Dark Tunnel
The tunnel was long and dark, and it seemed to go on forever. I had been walking for hours, my only source of light a small flashlight that was slowly losing its battery life. My footsteps echoed through the tunnel, and the only sound was the rustle of my clothes and the occasional drip of water from somewhere deep inside the tunnel.
By Sinan Özlekli3 years ago in Fiction
Small moment in my life that had a big impact.
I still remember the smell of the fresh cut grass as I walked along the path that morning. The sun was just starting to show its face, and the birds chirped happily in trees nearby. I had been avoiding this path for weeks, but today, for some reason, I knew I had to take it and face whatever was ahead of me.
By Elvis Mothala3 years ago in Fiction
Love Beyond Mortality
Jaxon was a boy who lived in the forest. He was strong and handsome, and he had a great love for the forest. He spent most of his days exploring the woods and enjoying the beauty of nature. One day, while he was wandering in the forest, he saw a girl. She was the most beautiful girl he had ever seen. Her skin was as fair as the moon, and her eyes were as green as the leaves of the trees. She was wearing a white dress, and her hair was flowing in the wind.
By Vansh Trivedi3 years ago in Fiction
