Fiction

Anger: The Better Calm
One: The igniter caused sparks. The tide grew, beating the rocks. Tick. The water and fire fought. I kept my eruption contained while my opponent unleashed spoken vipers that dug their canines into my heart, battling the water and coaxing my demons to spleen. I focused on the remaining water. I was praised for it all my life; my parents, my friends, and God himself all loved this calm part of me. They all loved the water, and I did too. But I always wondered why a low hum of violence rang throughout my days, why every time I held in this rage, it came back with fervent vengeance. I glanced behind me analyzing the demon triangle, in which magma sloshed about, tectonic plates increased its bubbling hate and earthquakes coaxed its action. The demon wanted to be released; it was only a matter of time.
By Thoughts9 months ago in Art
what does one do?
Wrong, wrong, wrong. Right, right, right. Confirmation, displeasure, stages, confusion. Amidst my conundrum I realized I had the answers at home. I somehow ended with the reality I never wished to get. Yet I wanted desperately. Sometime when I was younger I was told something was wrong. I thought I needed to change.
By Thoughts9 months ago in Art
The Whisper of the Waves: The Legend of the Blue Abyss
Under a starless sky, the schooner Aquila sailed the waters of the Atlantic towards Puerto Rico. The breeze, usually gentle and comforting, turned unsettling that evening, as if the sea held an ancient secret. As they ventured into the forbidden coordinates, the crew felt the compass begin to lose its consistency: the needle danced erratically, as if it were alive. It was then, amidst the waves, that a faint song emerged from the depths, resonating in the air.
By Joel Nicolas Niño Jimenez9 months ago in Art
The Painting that started it all
No one noticed the painting when it first went up. It was small, unframed, and hung crooked on the far wall of the local café — the kind of wall where odd little things quietly go to be forgotten.
By muhammad khalil9 months ago in Art
Mona lisa
The Mona Lisa: Leonardo da Vinci's Timeless Masterpiece Few works of art have captured the world’s imagination quite like the Mona Lisa. Painted over 500 years ago by the great Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci, the portrait has become one of the most famous and discussed paintings in history. From its mysterious subject to its theft in the early 20th century, the Mona Lisa has remained a source of fascination for artists, historians, and the general public alike.
By Rejuan Ratul9 months ago in Art
Mini Cute Colorful Flowers for Beads Jewelry Accessories
Bring your jewelry designs to life with these Mini Cute Colorful Flower Beads, perfect for adding a playful and vibrant flair to your accessories. Crafted from lightweight and durable materials, these tiny floral charms are ideal for creating charming bracelets, necklaces, earrings, hair accessories, keychains, and even DIY phone charms!
By Beadable Bliss9 months ago in Art
Yes, You Can Use FLUX without Restrictions Online, Here's How:. AI-Generated.
For those eager to experience FLUX without restrictions, Anakin AI offers a dedicated application that provides streamlined access to the model's full capabilities. The platform has been carefully designed to balance user-friendliness with powerful functionality, making advanced AI image generation accessible to both novices and experienced digital artists. To begin your journey with FLUX, simply navigate to Anakin AI's website and locate the FLUX Dev No Restrictions application among their offerings. The registration process is straightforward, requiring only basic information to create an account that grants access to the platform's features.
By Lynn Mikami9 months ago in Art
The Galactic Embassador
Here's a 700-word story about aliens: The Galactic Ambassador In a distant corner of the universe, a planet called Xanthea orbited a dying star. The Xantheans, an advanced alien species, had long ago developed technology to sustain their world. Their leader, Ambassador Lyra, received a transmission from Earth, a planet teeming with life.
By Khan g9 months ago in Art
"Neon Dust"
The city never slept—because it had no reason to. Skyrise, once a coastal metropolis teetering on the brink of ecological collapse, now hovered thirty meters above its decaying roots. Supported by magnetic levitation columns and wrapped in shimmering smart-glass, the city was a marvel of technology, a utopia of precision and control. Roads had become sky-lanes, navigated by whisper-quiet aircars and surveillance drones. The ground below, now known only as "The Underskin," had been long abandoned, left to rot beneath the neon shadow of the future.
By Tech&Stories9 months ago in Art
“The Jump”
“The Jump” Eight-year-old Milo Carter wasn't like the other kids at school. While they played tag on the dusty playground, Milo sat under the monkey bars with his eyes closed, counting slowly under his breath. When he reached ten, he vanished—just like that—in a shimmer of blue light.
By Tech&Stories9 months ago in Art
How to Fix ChatGPT "content may violate our usage policies" Error. AI-Generated.
Short answer: this is because ChatGPT is filtering out your keyword. Use Anakin AI as the best no limitation ChatGPT! In today's AI-driven landscape, ChatGPT has become an indispensable tool for many users. However, a recurring frustration many encounter is the dreaded "This prompt may violate our content policy" message. This article explores the nature of ChatGPT content policy violations, how to effectively address these issues, and introduces Anakin AI as a compelling alternative for those seeking more flexibility.
By Lynn Mikami9 months ago in Art
Unravel The Truth: Does Palmistry Actually Work?
Palmistry, the ancient practice of reading the lines and shapes of the hand to predict one’s future or uncover personality traits, has captivated curious minds for centuries. From mystic tents at fairs to modern-day spiritual influencers on social media, palm readers claim their craft offers profound insights into destiny, love, and success. But does palmistry actually work, or is it merely an intriguing blend of psychology, intuition, and showmanship? Let’s explore the origins, claims, and scientific scrutiny surrounding this enigmatic art.
By MD. ANOARUL HAQUE HERA9 months ago in Art