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Top Aesthetic Outfits to Elevate Your Summer 2023 Wardrobe
As the sun graces us with its warm embrace and the vibrant colors of nature come to life, it's time to revamp our wardrobes for the summer of 2023. This year, fashion is all about embracing aesthetics that capture the essence of the season – carefree, vibrant, and utterly captivating. Let's dive into the top aesthetic outfits that will undoubtedly make your summer unforgettable.
By KINGSVENTURES 10 months ago in Writers
Far As I Know, My First Published Pieces
A friend of mine shared these poems pictured from back in my school days. I don't remember writing them. I don't remember what the poems were supposed to be about, what the prompts were, or what was going on. They are truly terrible, and I offer no apology for subjecting you to them. Bask in all the glory of edgy teenage angst!
By Aaron Richmond10 months ago in Writers
Small Stories
Introduction A while back Vocal dropped its limits on certain communities for certain challenges. While part of me was against this being permanent, I have come around to the thought that this could be beneficial at times for creators, including myself.
By Mike Singleton - Mikeydred10 months ago in Writers
CHAPATIS.
Is the way to a man’s heart through the stomach? I grew up being told this left and right. My mother would pinch me hard when I over-salted the soup for dinner. She would spank my head when the rice overcooked, and I dreaded the days she probed me to prepare ‘ugali’ which is an African dish.
By Catherine Nyomenda10 months ago in Writers
Treble Typing
*This piece has been edited, but was originally published on my WordPress site. You can find its first form here which includes resources for finding cover songs. The site was my 'author's website' created as part of my assignments for my MFA program, and the post was submitted as an assignment as well.*
By Hannah E. Aaron10 months ago in Writers
The One
“So, how have you been? I haven’t really seen you since… well… it’s been a while!” She danced around the question she really wanted to ask. What she really wanted to say was, ‘How’ve you been since the break-up? Are you still super depressed or can we hang out again without me feeling like I’m talking to a corpse?’
By Kelsey Winds10 months ago in Writers
Broken Beauty
Being a poet at an age as young as 11, some might say is impossible. When one thinks of poetry, it is thought-provoking, gut-wrenching, heart-breaking, and how can an 11 year old possibly have enough worldly experience to write anything so meaningful and deep?
By Lizzy Rose11 months ago in Writers