Stream of Consciousness

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By Mufiida2 years ago in Writers
Reigniting Love's Flame
Once upon a time, in a kingdom adorned with splendor and grace, there ruled a king and his queen. They were once inseparable, their love a beacon of hope and admiration for all who beheld it. But as time unfurled its mysterious veil, a subtle rift began to form between them, imperceptible at first, like a tiny crack in a precious vase.
By ✨ Resilient Roots✨2 years ago in Writers
LouLou's Writing Journey
As you all might know, my writing style is always changing. I love experimenting with different styles and tones. Some would say if I were more well-known I am the chameleon of writing. I think what makes me feel stood out is how I know what my demographic loves and enjoys reading. I think for a lot of poeple writing can be difficult because we all are looking for that certain style. However, when it comes to writing, blogging, or writing our manuscripts it's important to set the tone. Instead of acting like we writers know everything I try to remember to stay modest.
By Emily Radford(Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers
On Names
Rumour has it that few things in life are the same kind of stressful as choosing a name for a child. Having only ever had to name one hamster, some stuffed toys, an owl in Ecuador, and my myriad of fictional creations, I don't know how true this is. However, I do know that choosing the correct names for things in fiction is my least favourite part of the process.
By Alexander McEvoy2 years ago in Writers
Embracing Mortality
Since the beginning of time, the idea of death has haunted humanity's collective consciousness. It is both mysterious and inevitable. It lurks in the shadows of our lives, a constant reminder that we are mortal. Death is still one of the most confusing and taboo subjects of conversation, despite its prevalence. Come along on an exploration of death's depths and mysteries, facing our fears and accepting the profound lessons it teaches.
By Jessie2 years ago in Writers
Why Being A Writer Sucks In 2024 - But We Can Be Better. Top Story - April 2024.
Blame It On The Alcoh- The Technology We Have I swear this isn’t strictly a “phones bad” conversation, but it kinda is. In an era oversaturated with technology, we are constantly barraged with the successes of others. Not limited to writing, nowadays, how great we are is often judged on how frequently we are viewed as creators.
By Kadence2 years ago in Writers
Gratitude in Life
The dream of spending a happy life cannot be fulfilled without practising gratitude. Gratitude is like a ray of sunshine breaking through the clouds. It is a simple act of expressing appreciation for the good things. It has the power to transform our outlook and bring about positive change in thinking. The benefits of gratitude are abundant and far-reaching, especially for mental health and strengthening relationships.
By Miss Shamim Akhtar2 years ago in Writers
Screens, teens and the loss of brain power
Screens and teens: How phones are breaking children’s brains Phones may be the number one issue that homes, schools and the younger generation are struggling with. Students have them out at all times, clutched in their hands like shiny, black security blankets. They will message each other from across the room during lessons, or scroll social media, or listen to music; meanwhile, teachers etc. are desperately trying to claw their attention back and get them to engage with the real world.
By Novel Allen2 years ago in Writers
Brother Love 2. Content Warning.
Rizwan and Awais were two brothers who shared a bond that went beyond blood ties. Growing up in a close-knit Muslim family, they were raised with values of compassion, kindness, and faith. Rizwan, the elder brother, was known for his wisdom and gentle nature, while Awais, the younger one, was a spirited soul with a heart full of dreams.
By AWAIS Ahmad SIDDIQI2 years ago in Writers
The Ripple Effect of Kindness
In this world of fast pace and endless challenges, small acts of kindness shine like beacons of light. These acts remind us of our shared humanity and the power we hold to make a positive impact. The simple and spontaneous acts have the remarkable ability to create ripples of positivity that extend far beyond their initial gesture. In this article, we'll explore the significance of these small acts of kindness and their profound ripple effects on individuals and communities alike.
By Miss Shamim Akhtar2 years ago in Writers
The Solar Eclipse In Your Hands
Introduction Judey's Challenge is here The Solar Eclipse In A Crystal Ball This is for the upcoming Solar Eclipse, and this little thing is the whole universe in your hands. This will show you how it works. All the planets are there, the Earth is there and the Sun and the Moon is there.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
A Testament to the Human Spirit
Introduction: A Man of Great Tribulation In the realm of spiritual discourse, there is scarcely a figure more emblematic of steadfast faith amidst adversity than Job. His narrative is not merely an account of suffering but a profound exploration of fidelity, the human condition, and the enigmatic nature of the divine. This article endeavours to dissect the significance of Job's unwavering faith and his consequential encounter with God, offering insights into the timeless lessons it imparts.
By Minding Fred2 years ago in Writers