Life

Phoenix Rising: Maya's Inspiring Transformation
Maya's cycle began in a previously remarkable neighborhood where burden and desperation entered the air she free. Brought by her grandma up in the midst of the reverberations of setback and yearning, Maya figured out an alright procedure for checking out at life's lopsided scene with a power that bended her delicate years. Notwithstanding her family had cleared out this world rapidly, their memory held up inside Maya's heart, a straightening out light in the midst of the lack of definition that took the necessary steps to overwhelm her.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Writers
Exploring the Mysteries of Death and Beyond
When the inevitable moment arrives and you breathe your last breath, what lies beyond? Despite our modern, scientifically informed perspectives on death, a significant portion of humanity still holds onto the notion of an afterlife. In a 2014 poll conducted by the Telegraph in the UK, nearly 60 percent of respondents expressed belief in some form of continued existence beyond death. Similarly, in the United States, a predominantly Christian nation, a Pew Research survey in 2015 revealed that 72 percent of Americans believed in heaven, envisioning it as a celestial realm where virtuous souls are eternally rewarded. Meanwhile, 54 percent acknowledged the concept of hell, a place of perpetual torment reserved for those deemed morally deficient and unrepentant.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Writers
I Was Robbed In Tower City. Content Warning.
I was robbed yesterday morning at 5:00 am on the dote apparently in the investigation Detective Don has done. I was craving a banana nut muffin, and coca cola. When I think about a government section Social Worker job something I am degree seeking my thoughts are naive. I dreaded writing this article because it feels like I am exposing feelings I don't know if I'm ready to share. I wish I could forget this I really do. I thought by speaking to my mother in-law it would help me feel not so victimized it was opposite. Something else to deal with in therapy I should share the city of Cleveland for my emotional scars. But what would that do? I thought I wanted justice. But what would that do? I want my life back I want to not feel like a victim. I want to stop feeling like shit.
By Emily Radford(Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers
Eternal Whispers in Moonlit Gardens
I feel the warmth of your laughter echoing through the corridors of my heart as I stand alone in our favorite spot – the rooftop garden that once bloomed with the vibrant hues of our love. The moonlight casts a gentle glow on the flowers that, just like our memories, refuse to wither away.
By Ismail Zbail2 years ago in Writers
Exploring The Rainiest Place On Earth
The world's largest rainfall simulator, nestled in Tsukuba, Japan, stands as a testament to human ingenuity in the face of nature's fury. Beyond its unassuming exterior lies a hub of scientific innovation, dedicated to understanding and mitigating the devastating impacts of extreme weather phenomena on human lives. As we embarked on an exclusive tour of this remarkable facility, it became abundantly clear that its significance transcends mere infrastructure—it represents a beacon of hope for millions facing the relentless onslaught of natural disasters.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Writers
In the lost stance of life. Top Story - February 2024.
In the lost stance of life Nothingness is the land where my thoughts belong a little too often. The art of wandering in the lost ocean of opportunities while creating the dreams I want to stride upon is the skill I have mastered in the ride of life. Stirred by the beacon of hope in the cup of blossoming hot coffee, I decided to write a tale of victory over defeat, a tale of joy triumphing over the sadness and atrocity of darkness. But as I walk upon this journey called life, the menace of time plonks and plunges me into the blindsided trance of nothingness. Our dreams are often shunned by externality as we are deemed delusional in uproars. Often it becomes our fuel as we turn the bitterness of words into the ounces of grit and determination that propel us forward.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
The Biggest Problems Writers Have That No One Talks About
Writers in media are often portrayed as either the lonely hermit sitting in a dark room and talking to themselves as they typic almost frantically on the keyboard or the rich celebrity walking down red carpets and fending off movie deals left and right.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Hit and Run Around
I’m still in shock. After that night, I thought my life was over. I stopped planning for the future, I stopped daydreaming about how things might turn out, stopped playing scenarios in my head, and at just 16 years old. But, this. This is a turn of reality that I never expected. These are some of the thoughts that play through my head as I sit in a red fancy cushioned chair brought out especially for me while we await the results.
By V Devi2 years ago in Writers
Capturing the Essence of Love
In the tapestry of emotions, expressing true feelings sometimes requires a touch of poetic assistance. Explore this curated collection of love quotes, meticulously crafted to ignite the flame of emotion within your heart.
By Mohammad Ali Ahsan2 years ago in Writers
What I’ve Learned About Myself During Distressing Times
Life has an approach to tossing startling difficulties our way, and it’s during these upsetting times that we frequently find stowed away features of our personality. Throughout the long term, I’ve explored through different tempests, each making a permanent imprint on my excursion. Through these encounters, I’ve come to understand that pressure isn’t simply a disruptor; a strong educator uncovers the profundities of our versatility and the real essence of our internal strength.
By Muhammad Tanveer2 years ago in Writers
Canvas of the Heart
There happened with a lady by the name of Emma at some point in the far off past, in a tranquil local area away from the uproar. She was a typical individual who explored life's intriguing turns with the artfulness of a fastidiously pre-arranged explorer. Each part of Emma's story was isolated by laughs, tears, and snapshots of quiet reflection, similar to the pages of an old book.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Writers
Work As a Culture Consultant
The picture above is not what I look like. When I was in college, a professor came to my internship at a detox facility on the reservation. She asked at that meeting why I didn't wear my hair in braids. I really couldn't believe she asked that.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers