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Mehreen, a fierce and rude woman, was the wife of Kaleem Aman Ji, who died 20 years ago after marrying her. She was the only child in their shortest family, and her father had no objection to their staying there. However, people of those times had big hearts and distant relations were maintained for life.
Kamran AlamPublished about 3 hours ago in HorrorThe Dandelion
The sun the moon and stars appear inside the dandelion The yellow fades, the moon grows near and the stars were made for flying
Kelli Sheckler-AmsdenPublished about 4 hours ago in PoetsStraight Down the Line: Into Film Noir
1. “She looked like a very special kind of dynamite wrapped in nylon and silk.” - Robert Young in They Won’t Believe Me (1947). This flick is one of the few noirs that features an homme fatale (Young). Susan Hayward & Jane Greer are his dupes. James Latimer penned the script from Gordon McDonell's story. Irving Pichel directed. And Harry J Wild was the DP.
Marie WilsonPublished about 4 hours ago in HumansLow Hemoglobin Remedy
Supplements? Not that. The day's offering, calling Lone walk with snow.
Holden AtencioPublished about 4 hours ago in PoetsPlead My Case
I hope you're ready to hear my new perspective You haven't called in so long It's like my phone has been disconnected Bet you're still fresh faced
Frankie MartinelliPublished about 4 hours ago in PoetsPortland on the Fore River
Portland is a city set on a peninsula that extends into Casco Bay. The Fore River is an estuary that separates Portland and South Portland.
Rasma RaistersPublished about 4 hours ago in WanderOh, my senses
The story revolves around a mysterious and terrifying sound that haunts the people of a village. The sound is not just a knock, but an angel of death cries, causing fear and anxiety in the people. The people of the village have always been committed to their routine, falling into deep sleep at night and waking up with the first rays of the sun in the morning. However, one night a year, the people wake up to a dark, cold, terrible night.
Kamran AlamPublished about 4 hours ago in HorrorFinding light in the midst of darkness
Once upon a time, in a small coastal town nestled between rugged mountains, there lived a young woman named Maya. Maya had always been known for her warm and calming presence, even in the most challenging of times. She had a serene aura that seemed to bring comfort to those around her.
Syahrul KlkPublished about 4 hours ago in FictionElements
Elements D. A. Ratliff Aeris stood upon the hilltop overlooking the carnage occurring in the valley. She watched the village burn, and the peasants’ screams drew her breath away as she tried to give them life.
D. A. RatliffPublished about 4 hours ago in FictionWalking on the Clouds
I'm walking on the clouds and looking down below, I'm travelling backwards into time and all it has to show. * Reliving happy moments and seeing many the smiling face,
Shirley BelkPublished about 4 hours ago in PoetsAugust
The month of August is one where the summer seems to be dwindling away. At times the days and nights seem cooler with bouts of warmer days and nights. The summer picnics seems to be also fewer. The back-to-school sales begin along with various school orientations at different levels of schooling. Again, August is the end of summer vacation.
Mark GrahamPublished about 4 hours ago in CritiqueMacron Warns that Europe "Could Die"
Have you seen how lawmakers end their discourse it fluctuates from nation to Country in the US they say God Favor America in India they say J rear significance hail India in France they say VI La France and in Saudi Arabia they acclaim God and His Prophet Muhammad unique words however same opinion a gesture to Significance an expectation that your nation and culture lives everlastingly however Emanuel macron has picked an alternate course he conveyed a discourse in Paris he illustrated his vision for the European Association yet macron didn't acclaim or hail Europe rather he cautioned that Europe could pass on Paul Valerie said toward the finish of the first universal conflict that we knew from now that our human advancements were mortal we must be clear about the way that our Europe today is Mortal it could pass on it could bite the dust and that relies entirely upon our decisions
ELNA JOHNSONPublished about 4 hours ago in Humans