Hamid

Joined May 2025

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Finance & healthcare storyteller. I expose money truths, medical mysteries, and life-changing lessons.

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She Wrote Poems Instead of Crying
She Wrote Poems Instead of Crying She never liked crying. It wasn’t that she couldn’t cry—she could. She had, once or twice, when she was younger. But the tears always made her feel hollow afterward, as if the pain had drained out of her eyes and left nothing but silence.
By Hamid7 months ago in Poets
The Clock That Turned Back Time—But Only Once
The Clock That Turned Back Time—But Only Once The first time I noticed the clock, I was six. It sat on my grandmother’s mantel, a heavy brass piece with Roman numerals, carved ivy leaves, and a glass face clouded by age. It never moved. Not even a twitch.
By Hamid7 months ago in Fiction
When Rain Falls, My Memories Rise
When Rain Falls, My Memories Rise There is something sacred about the sound of rain. Not the kind that lashes the windows in fury, but the soft, persistent kind—the one that seeps into the soil and the soul. The kind that slows the world just enough to let the past catch up.
By Hamid7 months ago in Poets
Grandma’s Attic Had a Secret She Never Told Anyone
Grandma’s Attic Had a Secret She Never Told Anyone The house creaked with the kind of silence that only comes after someone is gone. Ellie stood at the bottom of the narrow staircase leading up to the attic—her grandmother’s attic. She’d been asked to clean it out, to sort through boxes and old furniture for donations. But as she stared at the cracked wooden steps, something in her chest told her this wouldn’t be a simple clean-up.
By Hamid7 months ago in Fiction
She Opened the Wrong Door and Discovered a Different World
She Opened the Wrong Door and Discovered a Different World It began with a simple mistake. Maya had never been the type to wander. She liked her routines. She liked knowing where she was going, and even more, she liked being right. But on that quiet October afternoon, while visiting her great-aunt’s towering estate for the first time, something pulled her down the wrong hallway.
By Hamid7 months ago in Fiction
I Left Pieces of Myself in Every Goodbye
I Left Pieces of Myself in Every Goodbye There are people who leave without warning, and there are those we choose to let go. But no matter who leaves first, a goodbye always takes something with it. And sometimes, it leaves behind something we never wanted to keep—regret, silence, or an unspoken sentence hanging in the air.
By Hamid7 months ago in Poets
The Return of the Whisper: Eli and the Shadow Gate
The Return of the Whisper: Eli and the Shadow Gate Eli was no longer a boy. He was seventeen now—taller, quieter, and still carrying secrets in his eyes. The town had come to know him as “the kid with the odd calm,” the one who walked alone, noticed things others missed, and had an unsettling knack for appearing just before something bad happened—and stopping it.
By Hamid8 months ago in Fiction
The Boy Who Spoke to Shadows
In a quiet town tucked between the hills and the woods, lived a boy named Eli. From the outside, he looked like any other 10-year-old—curious eyes, muddy shoes, and a love for climbing trees. But Eli was different.
By Hamid8 months ago in Fiction
The Laboratory: A Curious Girl, a Locked Door, and a Mysterious Laugh
The Secret in the Laboratory What Mia Thought Was a Monster Turned Out to Be a Shocking Surprise Mia had always known there was something mysterious about her father’s laboratory.
By Hamid8 months ago in Horror
The Lion and the Clever Rabbit
An Inspiring Tale of Wisdom Over Power Once upon a time, in a vast and vibrant forest, there lived a cruel and powerful lion. This lion ruled the forest with fear and terror. Every single day, he would hunt and eat as many animals as he pleased. His hunger seemed endless, and the other animals lived in constant fear, knowing they might be the next to fall victim to his claws and teeth.
By Hamid8 months ago in Education

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She Wrote Poems Instead of Crying

The Clock That Turned Back Time—But Only Once

When Rain Falls, My Memories Rise

Grandma’s Attic Had a Secret She Never Told Anyone

She Opened the Wrong Door and Discovered a Different World

I Left Pieces of Myself in Every Goodbye

The Return of the Whisper: Eli and the Shadow Gate

The Boy Who Spoke to Shadows

The Laboratory: A Curious Girl, a Locked Door, and a Mysterious Laugh

The Lion and the Clever Rabbit

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