Stream of Consciousness

Stephan: The Last of the Voltarians
February 7, 2144 Lieutenant Anthony Cheng and his squad finally broke into the last chamber of the Voltarian base nestled at the foot of the Whitmore Mountains.
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Fiction
The Missing Key
I was scrambling to get out the door to head to work. Surprise surprise, I’d lost track of time. What else is new? In what felt like a whirlwind motion, I threw my jacket on and grabbed my bag. And even though I was in a rush, I took a second to go through it to make sure I had everything, just out of habit.
By Jaye Ruggiero-Cash2 years ago in Fiction
I am Still Here, in your Heart
There used to be much more of me in your heart, before you started down your path of denial and fear and disappointment. Do you remember how full of dreams, and courage, and spirit, you used to be? Before you took the 'easy' path; before you started listening to other people too much?
By Karen Cave2 years ago in Fiction
The Dragons legacy . Content Warning.
A magical adventure A group of siblings inherits a mysterious family heirloom—a dragon-shaped pendant—unleashing a magical curse that transforms them into dragons at night. To break the curse, they must embark on a perilous journey to find the source of the magic and unlock their true destiny.
By Gift Sunday 2 years ago in Fiction
Feeling Happy Again
In the middle of a busy city, there was a cozy café called "The Sunshine Spot." People came here to share stories, laugh, and feel connected to others.
By M.Fiaz2 years ago in Fiction
Dear Reader
To Whom It May Concern: I am very sad and I don’t know who to talk to. People ignore me all the time. I used to be important. I was a part of their daily lives. I had value. Now I lay abandoned. Forgotten but for a few true caring souls that remember what I have to offer. To them I am a priceless treasure that makes the world a much better place in which to live.
By Traci E. Langston2 years ago in Fiction
Journal of a Juvenile. Runner-Up in Misplaced Challenge.
Faded pages and smeared ink. Tears that have long since dried have run through lines that penned the pain of an adolescent girl in charcoal and lead. Folded edges and tiny crinkles of confetti that clung on from pages ripped out in fear, anger, repression, mistrust, and doubts. Lyrical lines and thoughtful essays of the days that made up your youth. You left me as discarded and abandoned as you once felt. Or possibly still do.
By Syncere2 years ago in Fiction
Time Travel: A myth?
Have you ever longed to go through time? I'm certain we as a whole have perhaps the need to return to the past to perceive how things were even changed, or would you like to go into the future to perceive how things turn out? Time travel is a pillar of sci-fi with books and motion pictures, envisioning the advantages and dangers of such a capacity, yet is time travel truly conceivable? Assuming this is the case, what is it that we should have the option to do to comprehend how we could approach going through time? We should initially comprehend what time is. Traditional physical science viewed the idea of time as something that exists for everybody wherever in the universe, free of any see it, and advances at a similar speed for everybody. It implies that a reason is constantly trailed by an impact, never the opposite way around something that the construction of the universe depends upon. The issue with this comprehension of time, however, is that it doesn't turn out as expected in all conditions for that reason. The Einstein hypothesis of relativity is viewed as one of the main logical leaps ever made in light of the fact that it makes sense of the changing idea of time. The hypothesis of relativity sees time as one component of four-layered space-time that can be impacted by different elements. Objects moving at high velocity, for instance, experienced a hunch more slowly than those moving with less speed, and there's a comparative impact for objects held inside gravitational fields on a human level. this implies that a space traveler circling the Earth will mature more slow than any of us that stay in the world yet there are undeniably more unforeseen outcomes of this take dark openings for instance they state the best gravitational shafts of any no article in the universe they are solid to the point that light itself can't escape and furthermore makes time delayed down to a super level if you somehow happened to say unfortunate Matthew McConaughey and fall into a dark opening while at the same time watching out into the remainder of the universe you would in principle observe countless years worth of occasions before at last capitulating to your unavoidable destiny or get caught behind some shelves in the event that it were even conceivable to get away from a dark opening such a lot of time would have outwardly that life would be totally unrecognizable One more plug of time happens with the speed of light as you get increasingly fast time dials back for yourself, and this goes on until you arrive at the hypothetical greatest speed that anything can arrive at the speed of light at this speed time has eased back so much that things apparently happen quickly. Imagine, for instance, a photon of light that is discharged by a star on the opposite side of the universe. It will take, even at its unbelievable speed, a long time to contact us on the planet and be seen by our eyes as a sparkle overhead for the Fulton. However, the excursion is momentary; it is made, and afterward, it contacted us in a similar moment. While going at the speed of light, time is unbiased; it ventures neither one of the portages. War in reverse, so assuming the quicker you go, the more slow time shows up for you, contrasted with all the other things, then this is a possible course to going ahead in time. You could hurry away from Earth and return, and numerous years will pass without you getting a lot more established. The truly troublesome aspect obviously is going in reverse in time in the event that, at the speed of light, time is stale. Does that mean if you somehow happened to travel quicker than the speed of light, then I would work? Backward, numerous specialists suspect as much, and there is a hypothesis that there is really a subatomic molecule that does precisely this, known as a tachyon. These particles are hypothetical and have never truly been noticed, mostly since, supposing that the hypothesis is valid, you could always be unable to see them coming towards you as this occasion would happen later on. The thoughts of circumstances and logical results would work backward for tachyons, yet there are those that accept that tackling them could be the best course to figuring out how to go through time. Another hypothesis is that of wormholes, which go about as passages through the texture of room time and could make a way between any two spots at some random time. The hypothesis of relativity truly considers wormholes to exist yet remain static. The energy levels expected to make one would be galactic and could bring about the development of a dark opening. Stephen Selling accepted that the radiation criticism, which works similarly to the input of sound, would make wormholes intrinsically unsteady and unfit to keep going for a long period of time to be utilized as a time machine. Different analysts have recommended various ways in which space-time could be saddled to permit time travel. Maybe lasers could be utilized to create outrageous degrees of gravity. quantum physical science might take into account the arrangement of a purported quantum burrow among universes and maybe a string hypothesis could prompt disclosures of how vast strings and dark openings could enter wine to twist space-time to the point of going back through all in all the thought of time travel has for quite some time been important to analysts in each one of us sooner or later and for quite a while it will begin to be totally unthinkable with propels in our comprehension about the universe somewhat recently it's not generally seen as totally unimaginable yet still a capacity lies past our ongoing capacities the law of physical science to consider it to work out and it might very well in the future at any point be something that turns out to be all the more a reality rather than fiction yet let me in on what you folks think do you accept time travel has proactively been created in there are presently people who goes back and forth through time Omanis thank you all such a great amount for watching see you sometime later.
By Meetali2 years ago in Fiction
MAYA
Once upon a time in a bustling city, there lived a young woman named Maya. Maya was bright, talented, and full of dreams. However, she carried a heavy burden that weighed her down—a burden that no one else could see. Maya struggled with depression, feeling as though she was drowning in a sea of darkness with no way out.
By Akinyemi Bright2 years ago in Fiction
Where Did Christmas Go?
Inside, the house is like an oven. Too many people are crammed under one roof. Being in close quarters for so long with nothing to do, we get antsy. Harsh words are exchanged.
By Audrey Kaye Blue2 years ago in Fiction
A Perfect Day for Skiing
The crisp slopes were perfect. It was gently laid the night before with anticipation of today. My skis were ready as I entered the ideal day for the slopes. The cold was refreshing. Skiing was my favorite pastime, and I had finally taken my time off work. I woke up early for the empty slopes, yet the brisk air was calling me. I rode up the lift with the site of the snow-covered trees. The breeze was freezing but perfect for the day. I arrived at the top, and the slope was untouched. My skies have been waxed and ready. The smooth snow with no tracks as I came upon the hill. The sky was perfect, and I headed down the mountain. The speed calmed my heart to be alone on the slopes. The trees gave the hill the lines, and I cannot stop this great sport. This was one of the most advanced slopes. I was going my way till my skin became loose. Stopping became more difficult as I headed toward the trees. Snow was flying every day as my life flashed before my eyes. The snow suddenly gave way, and I was surrounded by snow. I finally realized I was in a pile of snow off the slope. My body was sore, and my head was throbbing. It was such a perfect day, and now I might just die in this hole. Suddenly, the snow started making a noise and moving. Is this a rescue or doom?
By Sarah Danaher2 years ago in Fiction
L IF e
At one age you had it. Until one day, you woke up and it was gone. Stolen from you like a thief in the night. When you realized it, you were dumbfounded, confused, and lost.
By Jordan Flynn2 years ago in Fiction