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Giving up, letting down
You threw me off my game, Coming in here round and pert and rolling in your affection, So I didn't have to wonder if you meant it.
Hannah MoorePublished 26 minutes ago in PoetsWhy Charlie Chaplin body was stolen?
The theft of Charlie Chaplin's body was a crime shrouded in riddle and conspiracy, its motives steeped in a involved web of rapacity, preoccupation, and dark ambition. To understand why someone would go to similar lengths to violate the final resting place of one of the world's most cherished impersonators, one must claw into the tumultuous history and complex heritage of the iconic silent film star. Charlie Chaplin was further than just a pantomime – he was a artistic miracle, a trailblazer whose uproarious genius transcended language and borders to captivate cult around the globe.
vinoth kumarPublished about 7 hours ago in FictionGreedy is big loss
In the bustling megalopolis of Cityville, where towers towered over the thoroughfares like titans and the air hummed with the constant buzz of exertion, there lived two women whose lives were intertwined by fate and ambition – Emma and Olivia. Emma was a rising star in the world of finance, her sharp mind and keen instincts earning her a character as one of the megacity's top investment bankers. With her steely determination and unwavering confidence, she had clawed her way to the top, leaving a trail of fractured glass ceilings in her wake.
vinoth kumarPublished about 7 hours ago in FictionMy name is darkside
In the depths where shadows linger, Where whispers echo and fears take shape, There lies a realm few dare to venture, Where the soul confronts its darkest cape.
David OkosunPublished about 7 hours ago in PoetsWhat is the most dangerous weapon in the world?
⚔️🏹🔪🔫🗡️⚔️🏹🔪🔫🗡️⚔️🏹🔪🔫🗡️⚔️🏹🔪🔫🗡️ When I asked someone a question, "What is the most dangerous weapon in the world?", They searched Google and found some information about it. And then they said it must be a 'nuclear weapon'. However, in reality, the most dangerous weapon is considered to be 'IDEOLOGY'.
The Alchemy of Self: A Deep Dive into Identity and Transformation in Fantasy Worlds
In the enchanted realms of fantasy literature, beneath the surface of epic quests and magical landscapes, lies a profound exploration of the human experience: the journey of identity and transformation. From the humble origins of orphaned farm boys to the epic destinies of exiled princesses, characters embark on a voyage of self-discovery that reshapes not only their own lives but the very fabric of the worlds they inhabit. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the heart of fantasy worlds to unravel the intricate themes of identity and transformation, examining their profound significance, narrative complexities, and enduring resonance with readers of all ages.
bachir boukhalfaPublished about 7 hours ago in FictionThe Curse of a Mermaid
Chapter 1: The Troublesome Little Mermaid There was a mermaid called Liriel who lived at the bottom of the ocean where sunlight could not reach. She was different from other mermaids for she was deeply religious and followed the ancient traditions of the sea gods.
Keyur PorechaPublished about 8 hours ago in FictionUnveiling the Shadows: Power and Corruption in Fantasy Worlds
In the sprawling landscapes of fantasy literature, power holds a seductive allure, promising untold riches, mastery over the elements, and dominion over realms both vast and wondrous. Yet, with great power comes great responsibility - and the ever-present risk of corruption. In this exploration, we venture into the heart of fantasy worlds to unravel the intricate relationship between power and corruption, examining its multifaceted manifestations, moral implications, and enduring relevance to the human experience.
bachir boukhalfaPublished about 8 hours ago in Fiction