Lynn

Joined January 2025

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A Heart in Ruins
She once bloomed like roses in summer's embrace,Soft petals kissed by the golden sun's grace.Laughter danced like a song on the breeze,Her heart untouched, floating with ease.
By Lynn12 months ago in Poets
"Whispers of the Everlasting Tide"
The first time Daniel saw her, it was by the sea— Where twilight kissed the restless waves, And salt clung to the autumn breeze.
By Lynn12 months ago in Poets
THE VANISHING HOUR
Detective Evelyn Carter fixed her gaze on the old grandfather clock tucked away in the shadows of the study. Its pendulum ticked with a relentless rhythm, throwing elongated shadows across the dark mahogany walls. The clock read 11:06 PM—the exact moment Philip Lancaster had mysteriously vanished.
By Lynn12 months ago in Fiction
"Echoes of the Heart"
In the quiet of the midnight sky, Where dreams like rivers softly fly, There’s a place where whispers weave, And hearts, like leaves, find reprieve.
By Lynnabout a year ago in Writers
The Silent Whispers of Ashford Manor
The small town of Ashford had always been quiet, its cobblestone streets lined with quaint houses and shaded by tall, ancient trees. But there was one place in Ashford that everyone avoided: Ashford Manor. The grand house stood at the edge of town, its windows dark and brooding. Legends of its haunted past had circulated for years, and no one had dared to enter its gates since the last owner, a reclusive artist named Evelyn Wren, disappeared without a trace.
By Lynnabout a year ago in Fiction
The Light That Changed Everything
It was just an ordinary morning when Mira, the librarian of a small, close-knit village, noticed the letter. Tucked among the piles of overdue book returns, it was an envelope addressed to her in neat, elegant handwriting. No return address. She hesitated for a moment, then opened it.
By Lynnabout a year ago in Humans
Nature’s Strangest Creations: Weird and Wonderful Plants
Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s both weird and wonderful: 10 incredibly cool plants. I have a soft spot for plants; I really do! Even though my attempts at gardening usually end with the plants going to that great green house in the sky—I definitely don’t have a green thumb—but my affection for them remains strong.
By Lynnabout a year ago in History
Inner Conversations: Shaping Reality Through Self-Talk
As your morning alarm blares, you grumble, “Why on earth did I set it so early?” While brushing your teeth, the thought crosses your mind, “I really need a haircut... but maybe not?” You rush out the door, reach for your keys, and then realize they’re missing. Frustrated, you can't help but exclaim, “I can’t do anything right!” — and just then, you catch sight of your neighbor. It’s always a bit awkward getting caught talking to yourself, given that some view it as a sign of being unhinged. Yet, decades of psychological research reveal that talking to yourself is completely normal. In fact, nearly all of us engage in some form of self-talk daily. So, what drives this internal chatter, and does it hold significance?
By Lynnabout a year ago in History
Cracking the Code of Laughter
Isn’t it strange how when we find something funny, we end up showing our teeth, changing our breathing, feeling weak in certain areas, or even shedding a few tears? It really makes you wonder why laughter, this quirky response, happens at all. When you laugh, your abdominal muscles start to contract quickly, which shifts your breathing and builds up pressure in your chest, forcing air out in various ways—sometimes it comes out as a snort or a wheeze. Since you’re using your abs a lot more than you do while chatting, they might start to ache. Laughter can also mess with your reflexes and muscle control, leaving you with a funny sensation of leg weakness.
By Lynnabout a year ago in History
HOW SUGAR IMPACTS BRAIN FUNCTION
Imagine sinking your teeth into warm, gooey cookies, crunchy candies, or velvety cakes, with waffle cones heaping over with ice cream. Is your mouth watering yet? Are you feeling that undeniable urge for something sweet? What’s going on in your brain that makes sugary treats so hard to resist?
By Lynnabout a year ago in Humans
What happens if you don't drink water
Water plays a crucial role in our lives and is nearly omnipresent, from the moisture in the soil to the ice caps and even within our own bodies. Interestingly, humans are composed of about 55-60% water, with the exact percentage varying based on factors like location, body fat, age, and sex. Newborns have even higher water content at 75%, which makes them surprisingly similar to fish! However, this figure drops to about 65% by their first birthday. So, what exactly does water do for us, and how much should we be drinking to maintain good health?
By Lynnabout a year ago in Humans
WHAT IS DEPRESION?. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Depression stands as the foremost cause of disability worldwide. In the United States, nearly 10% of adults are grappling with this condition. However, understanding depression can be more complex than grasping something like high cholesterol, primarily because it’s classified as a mental illness.
By Lynnabout a year ago in Education